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Auckland apartment owners shocked by rates bill showing $10,000 increase
The homeowners were told to pay up on the $14,000 bill and ask questions later.
The homeowners were told to pay up on the $14,000 bill and ask questions later.
The centre was to be part of a future Knowledge Precinct but could become housing.
The board, chaired by an Anglican bishop, tried to charge $800 per week for two bedrooms.
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