Brownlee backtracks on red zone bill but questions remain
It remains unclear who will pick up the biggest share of the latest $205 million red-zone bill – the government or Christchurch City
Political leaders in Canterbury are backtracking on a deal which would see Christchurch City pick up half the $205 million cost of buying out red-zoned homes.
All other red-zoned properties have been acquired by the government.
The deal was struck last week between mayor Bob Parker and Canterbury
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Chris Hutching
Tue, 03 Jul 2012
Tue, 03 Jul 2012
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Brownlee backtracks on red zone bill but questions remain
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