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Splashing the cash: National promises to pump $600m into water storage schemes

By New Zealand Blog News Service Oct 2, 2020

National would spend $600 million a year over three years on water infrastructure projects across the country, such as storage and drinking water projects.

The $600 million would come from the party’s …

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