Nick Leggett
New ZealandpoliticianMale6.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Nick Leggett is the board chairman of Wellington Water, where he has recently been in the news addressing serious financial management issues revealed in a report, including a lack of oversight and an incident of alleged theft.
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Infrastructure NZ chief executive Nick Leggett told The Front Page that for too long, individual projects like these have become political issues.
Is politics costing NZ billions in wasted infrastructure planning? – The Front PageNew Zealand· 2026-09-15
Infrastructure New Zealand chief executive Nick Leggett welcomed the funding.
Budget 2026: Winston Peters’ $1b rail investment to focus on maintenance and renewalsNew Zealand· 2026-05-28
Wellington Water chair Nick Leggett said today’s results were positive news.
Island Bay Festival cancels water-based activities due to sewage spill but thousands still attendNew Zealand· 2026-02-08
Nick Leggett argues against selling state assets unless they are used for building new infrastructure.
We shouldn’t sell our state assets unless we’re building – Nick LeggettNew Zealand· 2025-10-22Nick Leggett, the Infrastructure New Zealand chief executive, said user-charging is a 'fair, proven way to fund infrastructure'.
How the Government is preparing to ditch petrol tax, move all cars to road user chargesNew Zealand· 2025-08-06
Nick Leggett, the former chief executive of Ia Ara Aotearoa Transporting New Zealand, described the situation with KiwiRail as a 'horror run'.
Analysis: Looming ferry decision one of the most significant for coalition GovernmentNew Zealand· 2025-03-23
Wellington Water chairman Nick Leggett’s future will be a topic of discussion.
Emergency meeting scheduled over damning Wellington Water reportsNew Zealand· 2025-03-03
Nick Leggett is the chairman of Wellington Water who has been called to resign due to financial mismanagement.
Call for Wellington Water chairman Nick Leggett to resign - A Capital LetterNew Zealand· 2025-03-03
Nick Leggett, the board chairman, stated that they took the issues very seriously and investigated.
Wellington Water report reveals alleged theft, structural and contractor issuesNew Zealand· 2025-03-02