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Joyce not keen on the Auckland CBD rail loop reports the Herald

Posted by David Shearer on March 11th, 2010

Great to read the joint ARTA-KiwiRail press release this morning on the preferred route for the CBD rail loop project.

The cost is roughly similar to the Puhoi-Wellsford road, the benefits are far greater, so why is Joyce not keen on this one? An interesting question. What do you think?

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