Post-quake hangover hits Christchurch
Christchurch city councillorw have voted for a 27% rates hike over four years and some asset sale.
Chris Hutching
Fri, 26 Jun 2015
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Christchurch city councillors have struck rates increases of 7.98% this year, followed by 7.18% next year, then 6.98%, and 5.74% in 2018/19.
The debates have been characterised by reluctance of councillors to cancel work programmes in their wards, and opposition by the People’s Choice group of six
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Chris Hutching
Fri, 26 Jun 2015
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