Commerce Commission won’t help to control water rates
Report from RNZ by Ellen O’Dwyer The Commerce Commission says it won’t step in to keep water bills down for Wellingtonians right now. Water bills under agency Tiaki Wai are increasing by an average of 13.3 percent this year, and are projected to reach over $6000 per year in a decade. Commerce Commission chairperson John […]
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