Teri O’Neill
@terioneill.bsky.social
Wellington City Councillor for MotuKairangi Eastern Ward Wellington
Reposted by Teri O’Neill
It’s good to have review of Wellington Water in public domain. Funding is important - we will keep increasing it. Delivery is also important, we need to keep improving. And we also need structural change to support those two things.
Review finds Wellington Water not properly reporting spending
The review found maintenance costs also increased by 71 percent over the last three years.
www.rnz.co.nz
February 1, 2024 at 9:13 PM
It’s good to have review of Wellington Water in public domain. Funding is important - we will keep increasing it. Delivery is also important, we need to keep improving. And we also need structural change to support those two things.
Seymour called to bomb up a ministry and we put up some satirical posters.
In my view there are far bigger issues to focus on, like the fact fair pay agreements will be gone by Christmas, benefit cuts are looming and bringing back no-cause evictions.
In my view there are far bigger issues to focus on, like the fact fair pay agreements will be gone by Christmas, benefit cuts are looming and bringing back no-cause evictions.
November 28, 2023 at 7:38 AM
Seymour called to bomb up a ministry and we put up some satirical posters.
In my view there are far bigger issues to focus on, like the fact fair pay agreements will be gone by Christmas, benefit cuts are looming and bringing back no-cause evictions.
In my view there are far bigger issues to focus on, like the fact fair pay agreements will be gone by Christmas, benefit cuts are looming and bringing back no-cause evictions.
Reposted by Teri O’Neill
Whew Wellington City Council has retained our Standard & Poors AA+/A-1+ credit rating (the highest credit rating of any local authority in Aotearoa). Our next budget will still be tough but this is good news for the capital.
November 28, 2023 at 3:42 AM
Whew Wellington City Council has retained our Standard & Poors AA+/A-1+ credit rating (the highest credit rating of any local authority in Aotearoa). Our next budget will still be tough but this is good news for the capital.
Reposted by Teri O’Neill
From 2021 but still relevant.
Speak up for a living wage for 'those who make our lives possible' #LivingWage #Essential #StepUp
www.livingwage.org.nz/speak_up_for...
Speak up for a living wage for 'those who make our lives possible' #LivingWage #Essential #StepUp
www.livingwage.org.nz/speak_up_for...
Speak up for a living wage for 'those who make our lives possible'
www.livingwage.org.nz
October 31, 2023 at 9:43 PM
From 2021 but still relevant.
Speak up for a living wage for 'those who make our lives possible' #LivingWage #Essential #StepUp
www.livingwage.org.nz/speak_up_for...
Speak up for a living wage for 'those who make our lives possible' #LivingWage #Essential #StepUp
www.livingwage.org.nz/speak_up_for...
Reposted by Teri O’Neill
There is no financial crisis and there is no billion $ overspend at WCC. We’re very open about the economic challenges re interest, insurance etc which we are all facing. But we have an AA+ rating and debt headroom.
Of course it will be a tough long term plan. 1/2 (how do you make a thread here?)
Of course it will be a tough long term plan. 1/2 (how do you make a thread here?)
October 24, 2023 at 6:40 PM
There is no financial crisis and there is no billion $ overspend at WCC. We’re very open about the economic challenges re interest, insurance etc which we are all facing. But we have an AA+ rating and debt headroom.
Of course it will be a tough long term plan. 1/2 (how do you make a thread here?)
Of course it will be a tough long term plan. 1/2 (how do you make a thread here?)
My mate has brought spaghetti in glass jars to the potluck and I don’t know how to feel about it
October 20, 2023 at 10:06 AM
My mate has brought spaghetti in glass jars to the potluck and I don’t know how to feel about it