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  1. It’s called corruption.
    Its where the local and central government bureaucracies have arrived.

  2. Why would anyone resign? I mean, there’s been an apology, hasn’t there? Anything more would just be vengeful right-wing hate-speech trolling. Wouldn’t it?

    These are Wellington bureaucrats. Be gentle. . . .

    1. Well Leggett is a National party stooge, so nothing to see here right?

      Nicholas Oliver Leggett (born 1979) is a former New Zealand politician and, as of 2016, a member of the New Zealand National Party. He was Mayor of Porirua from 2010 until 2016, and at the time of his election in October 2010, he was the youngest mayor in New Zealand.

      1. Is this the same Nick Leggat who is the knob in charge of infrastructure and was the lobbiest for the Road Transport Forum. Or have we been saddled with two idiots with the same name.

  3. Wellington Streets regularly explode in showers of shit and water fountains. It was a tragedy that the right won the 3 Waters ideological battle because the work still needs doing. In my beloved Far North, one town–Kaeo–has been on a boil water notice for 10 years! Locals do rain water collection and or buy bottled drinking water.

    It is all very well to mock Wellington, but look at your own water systems and bludging neo lib ‘Watercare’ organisations too, only a handful of District Councils have got it right.

    1. 3 Waters was just another layer of bureaucracy and a centralization of power and would have solved nothing while smoothing the path to privatization. For years in New Plymouth we were told by Council that we used more water per capita than any other city. Once they started to install water meters the Council discovered that the problem was leaking pipes and aged infrastructure. Now they are boasting about how much water they have saved by doing the upgrading they had previously ignored.

  4. I share your schadenfreude Martyn

    Wellington suffers from a high degree of recycled incompetence because, outside of Weta Workshops, there is little private industry to act as a reference for efficiency and competence. If you have a bullshit degree from Vic Uni and a few contacts you can be ‘asked to resign’ from one job in government only to reappear in another a few weeks later, seemingly unblemished.

    1. Andrew Wellington may have VUW’s now-mixed products, but Parliament has more of the seditious spawn of Waikato Uni who think they’re circus performers and waste time and taxpayer money proving this every time they bother turning up.

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