Weldon accuses Coutts of ‘cowboy stuff’ at resource consent hearing
Former NZX CEO and neighbour of Sir Russell Coutts’ property says consent hearing is a test case for resource exploitation.
Mark Weldon has called Sir Russell Coutts’ application to secure water usage for his Crown Terrace property “cowboy stuff” and accused him and co-claimants of illegally diverting water sources to favour their resource consent claim.
Phil Page, counsel for Coutts and his co-claimants from
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Will Mace
Wed, 16 Jun 2021
Wed, 16 Jun 2021
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Weldon accuses Coutts of ‘cowboy stuff’ at resource consent hearing
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