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New Zealand Transport Agency approves business case for Hamilton to Auckland passenger rail trial

December 19, 2018 Administrator

From The New Zealand Herald; December 19, 2018 The business case for a passenger rail start-up trial from Hamilton to…

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Posted in: New Passenger Train Development Filed under: Auckland, Begin March 2020, Business Case Approved, Hamilton, Intercity, New Zealand, New Zealand Transport Agency, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Planned Rollout of Five Year Trial Passenger Rail Service, Transportation

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