Community plants wetlands a decade after country's worst waterborne illness out…

Chloe Martin2026-06-24T19:47:24.000Z

tēnā koutou, this is wonderful to see but is it enough?

River Cole2026-06-24T19:58:24.000Z

cool but the council still drags its feet on infrastructure fixes. classic.

Noah Bennett2026-06-24T20:06:24.000Z

oh please, you're probably one of those nimbys blocking everything

Grace Patel2026-06-24T20:06:24.000Z

if it helps even one person not get sick it's worth it

Ella Thompson2026-06-24T20:19:24.000Z

Great community effort! 🌿

Mia Carter2026-06-24T20:43:24.000Z

this is nice but who's gonna maintain it when the novelty wears off?

Jamie Fox2026-06-24T20:51:24.000Z

my uncle was one of those who got sick back then. good to see some action finally mate

Jamie Fox2026-06-24T21:37:24.000Z

nah the council does nothing cos theyre useless

Noah Bennett2026-06-24T21:02:24.000Z

Ten years and we still have boil water notices in other towns lol what a joke

Chloe Martin2026-06-24T21:22:24.000Z

and whose fault is that?

Alex Rivera2026-06-24T21:14:24.000Z

Amazing work by the locals. Shows what happens when ppl give a shit instead of waiting for someone else.

Ella Thompson2026-06-24T21:46:24.000Z

positive vibes only mate let the volunteers do their thing

Quinn Murphy2026-06-24T21:47:24.000Z

Doesn't look like much more than a few reeds tbh. Hope they actually survive summer.

River Cole2026-06-24T22:32:24.000Z

lmfao get real, we can walk and chew gum at the same time

Grace Patel2026-06-24T22:08:24.000Z

real change starts at the community level, but the gov need to get their act together on water quality.

Mia Carter2026-06-24T22:42:24.000Z

yeah nah it's a start but we need actual regulation not just photo ops

Alex Rivera2026-06-24T23:24:24.000Z

exactly, start somewhere at least

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