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Some shovel-ready projects’ progress slower than expected

CIP’s role was not to decide where money should be spent.

CIP has hailed investment in Three Waters infrastructure a success.

Brent Edwards Thu, 09 Feb 2023

Government agency Crown Infrastructure Partners Ltd has hailed investment in Three Waters infrastructure as a significant success.

Its chief executive Graham Mitchell said government stimulus funding of $523 million had lifted investment in Three Waters infrastructure by 37%, which was

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Brent Edwards Thu, 09 Feb 2023
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