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Peacockes Subdivision
December 2nd 2019
It is one of the most significant rate and debt drivers in the current 2018 10 year plan. Your Rates are planned to increase from an average of $2,700 to $5,000 (including Waikato Region rates) and
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The BIG Question?
September 8th 2019
If someone puts their hand in your pocket, or asks for money and you say NO, but they take it anyhow - WHAT DO YOU CALL THIS? Some Hamilton Council Elected Members have ignored multiple submissions
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Directors on Council Controlled Organisations get a 14.1% pay rise.
September 2nd 2019
No wonder they increased our rates by 9.7% last year. https://www.stuff.co.nz/busine... That median fee for CCO directors was 37,000 for an average of 140 hours work for non executive directors,
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INTEGRITY - DOES IT EXIST
September 2nd 2019
We are only weeks away from deciding the city leaders for the next 3 years. One of the key deciding factors for all candidates is ‘Can I Trust Them?’ WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? Trust must be earnt an
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IS DEMOCRACY BROKEN
September 2nd 2019
The strength of Democracy lies in the ability of the democratically elected decision makers to understand and reflect the heart- beat of the community. In our great city, Democracy does not seem to
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Democracy
September 2nd 2019
The Hamilton Residents and Ratepayers Association INC observe a serious decline in the delivery of democracy between Hamilton Citizens, Elected Members and Staff. We appoint individuals to represent
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Can we AFFORD Hamilton City Council
September 2nd 2019
One of the challenges noted in the HCC pre-election report booklet is that of Growth. The Hamilton City Council 2018 10 Year Plan details the infrastructure and services forecast by council staff and
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DEBT:The Case of the Green Dash
September 1st 2019
In May this year the Local Government Funding Authority (as advised by Fitch Credit Agency) placed the Hamilton City Council on a CREDIT WATCH The Hamilton City Council Chief Executive in the 2019
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Hamilton City Council Spending Problem
September 1st 2019
It was reported in STUFF on the 25th May 2018 that an elected member informed the Council that “We don’t have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem.” 12 months later the Local
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