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Tag Archives: ECAN
(Communication) Breakdown?
It was all too predictable. After voting for a controversial 14.4%, $68,000, backdated salary increase for its ‘CEO’, Tony Marryatt, a few weeks before Christmas, the Christchurch City Council – or, more precisely, Mayor Bob Parker and Tony Marryatt himself … Continue reading
Posted in Earthquakes, New Zealand Politics
Tagged Christchurch, community, disaster, ECAN, Local Government, unity
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On (again) – and off (again) – the buses
Prior to the 4th of September Canterbury Earthquake, the bus company Christchurch Bus Services (CBS) was, apparently, ‘all go‘ for the extra bus routes that it won through tender; now CBS is ‘all Go Bus‘. One minute it was all … Continue reading
Posted in Free Market, Transport
Tagged Christchurch, cities, ECAN, markets, private sector, public transport
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