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  •   Home > News > Politics

    Auckland Mayor Phil Goff's looking forward to saying goodbye to 2020

    Auckland Mayor Phil Goff's looking forward to saying goodbye to 2020


    The council's facing a billion dollar fiscal hole over the next four years and is proposing a one-off rates rise of five percent for the next financial year, due to Covid-19.

    Goff is spending the holidays with family.

    He says he'll do some swimming, fishing, reading, and will relax and have a red wine or two or three.

    Goff wants to put an end to a year marked by Covid-19, and is looking forward to a year that will be better for everyone.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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