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Three new stations announced for train line through growing south Auckland

Chris McKeen/Stuff A $315 million rail line through south Auckland will be completed in time for the opening of the City Rail Link in 2024. Three new stations are set to be added to the southern train network as south Auckland s population continues to grow. With more than 40,000 new houses set to built and 38,000 new jobs expected over the next 30 years, KiwiRail has committed to building two stations in Drury and one in Paerata. All the stations will be on the existing rail line, with Drury Central to be located south of Waihoehoe Rd, between Flanagan and Great South roads; the Drury West station about 450m south of the existing intersection of SH22/Karaka Rd and Jesmond Rd; and the Paerata station adjacent to the planned eastern extent of the Paerata Rise development.

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New Zealand Construction Industry Outlook to 2024 - Growth Prospects by Market, Project Type and Construction Activity - Press Release

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KiwiRail unable to make Wellington train station risk-free just yet

Morning Report there had been changes made in the past three years but there were challenges. We ve updated signals, we ve put LED lights, we ve also put a number of train stops, but you ve got an incredibly complex network where you ve got three tracks going into nine stations and there s some elements that we aren t able to do just at the moment and that still causes some issues there. He said there were short, medium and long-term plans to resolve them. The tracks were too tight to put in train stops at some locations, he said, but it was unable to do it now.

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Up in arms Drury residents express concern over $1 3bn Mill Rd project

A group of Drury residents say they are frustrated at the lack of feedback from the Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency over the $1.35 billion Mill Rd project and the impact it could have on their properties and businesses. Drury winemaker Dave Young says he s disappointed that the NZTA hasn t given residents and business owners more information about the planned route for the Mill Rd project. Photo: Stephen Forbes When the government rolled out its $12 billion New Zealand Upgrade Programme infrastructure package in January, the roading project was the biggest ticket on the bill. The 21.5km Mill Rd arterial route, which will provide an alternative road between Manukau and Drury, will run parallel to and to the east of State Highway 1 and is expected to be completed by 2028.

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South Auckland s Mill Rd highway: Residents in the dark over $1 4b project

South Auckland s Mill Rd highway: Residents in the dark over $1.4b project 21 Dec, 2020 02:33 AM 4 minutes to read Other By: Stephen Forbes A group of Drury residents say they are frustrated at the lack of feedback they ve received from the Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency over the $1.35 billion Mill Rd project and the impact it could have on their properties and businesses. When the Government rolled out its $12b New Zealand Upgrade Programme infrastructure package in January, the roading project was the biggest ticket on the bill. The 21.5km Mill Rd arterial route, which will provide an alternative road between Manukau and Drury, will run parallel to and to the east of State Highway 1 and is expected to be completed by 2028.

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