Auckland Council's infrastructure shortfall blows out by $3 billion
"Putting the shortfall on ratepayers is unthinkable," says Phil Goff.
Auckland’s transport budget shortfall of $4 billion over the next decade has blown out to $7 billion.
Mayor Phil Goff revealed the figure at this morning’s policy and finance committee meeting to set next year’s budget starting on July 1.
About $24 billion needs to be spent in Auckland over
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Sally Lindsay
Thu, 01 Jun 2017
Thu, 01 Jun 2017
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Auckland Council's infrastructure shortfall blows out by $3 billion
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