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Work on the station upgrade began in 2019 and it was one of four shovel-ready transport projects that received Government funding last year. The Government provided $47m for the Papatoetoe project, while approximately $12m came from the Regional Fuel Tax and the balance has come from Crown Infrastructure Partners and development contributions. When the design contract was awarded in early 2019 it was expected to cost $58.8m, but according to Polley the cost of the project has increased due to rising costs and the impact of Covid-19 on international supply chains. AT had originally planned to have the station up and running by late 2020, or early 2021. But last year’s lockdowns and other logistical issues around shutting down the rail lines for the work meant the timeline for the project was extended.
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Te Ao Mārama reporter Taroi Black speaks with some East Cape residents about the port proposal for their region that was meet with protesters.
Some East Cape residents are calling for No barge in Te Araroa in response to the Gisborne District Council’s 10-year plan. Ahead of making three submissions to the council’s 2021-2031 Long Term Plan Consultation, on Wednesday a protest was held in front of the council building led by local environmentalist Ani Pahuru-Huriwai and members of the haukāinga from Whare Kahika and Te Araroa over the port proposal for their region.
Article – Property and Build The key objectives of the NPS-UD are to increase the development capacity for houses and business, address housing affordability and ensure New Zealand communities are well-functioning urban environments that enable all people and communities to …
The key objectives of the NPS-UD are to increase the development capacity for houses and business, address housing affordability and ensure New Zealand communities are “well-functioning urban environments that enable all people and communities to provide for their social, economic, and cultural wellbeing, and for their health and safety, now and into the future.”
Bayleys national director commercial & industrial Ryan Johnson says it’s already influencing many councils to allow more intensification of residential development.
The key objectives of the NPS-UD are to increase the development capacity for houses and business, address housing affordability and ensure New Zealand communities are “well-functioning urban environments that enable all people and communities to .