Gillian Blythe: Water New Zealand Chief Executive, Local Water Done Well to cost $9 billion more than previously estimated
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Gillian Blythe: Water New Zealand Chief Executive, Local Water Done Well to cost $9 billion more than previously estimated
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Costs to fix our water infrastructure are increasing, as we got a better picture of its current state.
Every council has now submitted their plan under the Government's Local Water Done Well programme.
As Newstalk ZB first revealed last week, the final bill is expected to be almost 48 billion dollars - about nine billion more than first thought.
Water New Zealand Chief Executive Gillian Blythe told Andrew Dickens with all the plans submitted, we've now got a better picture of water infrastructure than we ever have before.
She says it's like when you look at your own house and realise you've got to spend some money fixing a roof or painting a window.
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