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Wellington’s deputy mayor slams council spending more than $600k on library website

Wellington’s deputy mayor slams council spending more than $600k on library website
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Wellington's deputy mayor has publicly criticized the city council for spending over $600,000 on a new library website. He labeled the expenditure as excessive, suggesting it could have been completed for a fraction of the cost.

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This highlights ongoing tensions regarding government fiscal responsibility and the allocation of public funds during periods of budget constraints.

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Wellington’s deputy mayor criticised the $600,000 spend on the new library website as excessive. Photo / Master Builders

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The article presents the deputy mayor's criticism alongside a statement from the council, maintaining a balanced perspective.

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