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Friday 28 June 2024 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Economy, Local, National
To Tatou Vai public meeting panel at Vaka Puaikura. From left: Charles Carlson (interpreter and TTV board member), Brian Mason, chairman of TTV Board of Directors, Dan Jackson, a consultant from Texas, USA; Tereapii Timoti, chief executive officer of TTV. MELINA ETCHES/24062720
Domestic users in Rarotonga won’t be charged for water until July 2026, when water meter installation is complete, and the government is considering a free water allocation of up to 400 litres per person per day in each household.
Domestic users in Rarotonga won’t be charged for water until July 2026, when water meter installation is complete, and the government is considering a free water allocation of up to 400 litres per person per day in each household.
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