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Rigs on site: Geotech works kick off for Takitimu North Link – Stage Two

Source: New Zealand Transport Agency Geotechnical engineers have started testing the ground conditions around the future site of Stage Two of the Takitimu North Link between Te Puna and Åmokoroa, one of the Governmentâs New Zealand Upgrade Programme (NZUP) projects. The NZUP is investing $6.8 billion in road, public transport, walking and cycling infrastructure to get our cities moving by increasing transport choices, save lives and boost productivity in growth areas. The programme provides a pipeline of jobs and work for the construction sector, with 700 people already working on projects. A blessing ceremony marked the beginning of the work on Stage Two investigations last week near Wairoa Awa (River), with members of Te Paerangi, representing hapÅ« of PirirÄkau, Ngai Tamarawaho, NgÄti Hangarau, NgÄti Kahu, NgÄti Pango, and NgÄti Rangi, coming together with the project team.

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SunLive - Geotech works kick off for Takitimu North Link

SunLive - Geotech works kick off for Takitimu North Link
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Billion-dollar Auckland infrastructure plan focuses on encouraging transport modeshift

The plan, which is largely a continuation of the ATAP 2018-28 programme, was announced by Auckland Mayor Phil Goff and Transport Minister Michael Wood on Friday. At $31 billion this is the largest capital programme ever allocated for Auckland transport infrastructure and services, Goff said. We have a huge backlog from years of underinvestment to make up and this is a step in the right direction. The plan will be funded by both the Government and the council. A total of $16.3 billion will come from the Government s National Land Transportation Fund, while a further $4.9 billion has been allocated to Auckland from the New Zealand Upgrade Programme, the COVID Response and Recovery Fund and the Government s share of the City Rail Link.

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Billion-dollar funding boost aims to encourage Aucklanders to get out of cars and onto trains, bikes

Billion-dollar funding boost aims to encourage Aucklanders to get out of cars and onto trains, bikes
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