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Gisborne council spent $350k on cyclone-related water project that never went ahead

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More than $350,000 of council money went towards accessing water from an industry site following Cyclone Gabrielle. The job included additional UV treatment, pipe connections and installation. The council has revealed that it spent $358,745 on the job. Back-up Waipaoa plant has become the main source of water for the city.

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Gisborne council spent $350k on cyclone-related water project that never went ahead

More than $350,000 of council money went towards accessing water from an industry site following Cyclone Gabrielle, but the project never got off the ground.

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