Why You Should Have Your Say: Demand Transparency and Full Consultation
Wise Water Use HB is asking ratepayers to ask questions online and make your voices heard.
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Wise Water Use
Oct 162 min read
Wise Water Use HB Denied Speaking Rights on Ruataniwha Dam Trust
Wise Water Use HB Denied Speaking Rights on Ruataniwha Dam Trust – Calls For Full Public Consultation
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Wise Water Use
Sep 6, 20232 min read
Contact your Regional Councillor Today!
Wise Water Use now urge their supporters to email, phone, harangue in the street their local Councillors regarding WWHB's outstanding debt.
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Trevor Le Lievre
Dec 2, 20222 min read
Read the latest enthralling update on Hawkes Bay’s local water issues by Bay Buzz editor Tom Belford
Belford: “Our community’s strategic water decisions are being delegated to non-elected faceless commissioners and outside planners”
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Paul Bailey
Oct 3, 20222 min read
HBRC draft Water Assessment Report – are the public being manipulated to panic about shortages
Paul Bailey: “Why can’t the draft report be released ? It’s beginning to look as if HBRC has a predetermined view on what the solutions are”
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Wise Water Use
Sep 19, 20221 min read
CHB Mayor, Alex Walker, leaks draft water report – labelled ‘mischievous’
Clint Deckard: “before committing to a mega-dam it would be wise to examine how our current water resource is being used”
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Wise Water Use
Apr 25, 20221 min read
Aaron Smale (Newsroom) argues that water in NZ has been allocated as a private property right
Smale: the neoliberal experiment has handed vast amounts of water to a minority of corporate dairy interests who hold it as a property right
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Wise Water Use
Feb 8, 20222 min read
CHB Water Soon to Boil (BayBuzz 17/12/2021)
Nine consent applications for additional groundwater takes totalling 15 million cubes from the Ruataniwha Aquifer
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Trevor Le Lievre
Feb 7, 20221 min read
"Water is for us all, not the greedy few." (HB Today 15/12/2021)
Dr Trevor Le Lievre argues that the HB Regional Council’s historical over-allocation of water disqualifies them from releasing more consents
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