TasWater Confirms Liberal Water Politicking
Today's comments from TasWater confirm the Liberals' cynical politicking on the State's water and sewerage infrastructure.
Today's comments from TasWater confirm the Liberals' cynical politicking on the State's water and sewerage infrastructure.
Minister Gutwein's options to councils for the funding of water and sewerage upgrades are cynical and politically motivated.
The Liberals' petition "to councils" on the State's water and sewerage infrastructure, launched yesterday, is a sham.
The State's ailing water and sewerage infrastructure needs real action and leadership to clean up the mess, not just talk and blame-shifting.
Glamorgan-Spring Bay Council’s decision to approve the construction of the dam will means ratepayers are stumping up funds for the next 30 years.
The Auditor-General's Report into Local Government Authorities and TasWater released today confirms TasWater's financial situation.
TasWater have said they will likely raise charges by 10% in the next two years. This fee hike will hit disadvantaged Tasmanians the hardest.
The potential of Hobart's railyards site is in jeopardy as a result of a hands-off Minister and failure prioritise the transformation of Macquarie Point.
I had the pleasure of tabling a petition in Parliament today opposing the TasWater pipeline being proposed to cut through the Peter Murrell Conservation Area.
The Peter Murrell Conservation Area in Kingston is facing the prospect of a new sewerage pipeline to be installed through it by TasWater.