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  •   Home > News > Politics

    Hope from those who make their money from transport, that new Budget funding will be properly spent

    Hope from those who make their money from transport, that new Budget funding will be properly spent


    The 2.7-billion-dollar package for roads, rail and public transport includes 940-million for repairing storm-damaged roads and 1-billion-dollars to speed up the Roads of National Significance.

    That's on top of the more than 20-billion-dollars from the National Land Transport Fund, already laid out in the draft Government Policy Statement.

    Transporting New Zealand interim chief executive Dom Kalasih says they welcome the investment - with the proviso it's well spent.

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     Today's News

    Rugby:
    Jordie Barrett's dismissed any notion of burn-out being an issue once he returns from an overseas playing sabbatical for the start of the All Blacks international campaign 13:36

    Politics:
    Easter trading rules could be in for a change 13:06

    Motoring:
    The Easter road toll now stands at two after a person died following a crash between a car and a cyclist in Hawke's Bay 12:36

    Golf:
    Golfer Ryan Fox is well off the pace at the midway point of the latest PGA Tour event in the Dominican Republic 11:56

    Accident and Emergency:
    The 16-year-old girl reported missing in New Plymouth has been located safe and well 11:56

    Rugby:
    Crusaders coach Rob Penney insists there's no cause for concern after skipper David Havili was replaced at halftime during their Super Rugby victory over the Blues 11:06

    Law and Order:
    Police have issued an amber alert for a missing teen in New Plymouth, as bad weather rolls in 10:47

    Rugby:
    Blues coach Vern Cotter is staying optimistic despite his Super Rugby franchise's narrow 25-22 defeat by the Crusaders in Christchurch 10:26

    Rugby League:
    The Bulldogs continue to be the NRL's pacesetters after a 32-nil hiding of the Rabbitohs in Sydney 9:26

    Business:
    Opportunities for other economies to grow out of the fallout of the United State's trade policy 8:16


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