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auckland scoop co nz » Overnight Closure On Southern Motorway For Maintenance

Press Release – NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency advises that overnight maintenance works are scheduled on the Southern Motorway (SH1) between Greenlane and Grafton for five nights from Monday 5 April. The northbound lanes between Greenlane and Grafton will be closed from Monday 5 April to Thursday 8 April, and on Sunday 11 April. Greenlane and Gillies Avenue northbound on-ramps will also be closed. The work will be carried out between 11:00 pm and 5:00 am when there are reduced traffic volumes and to minimise disruption to road users. There will be two signposted detours in place, one via Greenlane West and Mt Albert and the other through Newmarket.

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Aucklanders warned as popular Southern Motorway stretch to close for five nights this week

Aucklanders warned as popular Southern Motorway stretch to close for five nights this week Newshub 3 hrs ago Rachel Sadler © Video - Newshub; Image - Getty Images Watch: Newshub goes behind the scenes of Auckland s motorway closures. Auckland motorists are warned to plan ahead since overnight closures on the Southern Motorway could affect their journey. As part of its usual overnight road closures to undertake maintenance across the city, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency says a stretch of State Highway 1 between Greenlane and Grafton will shut for five nights this week. Behind the scenes of Auckland s overnight motorway closures Replay Video

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Industrial Land Shortage Fuels Interest In Key Westgate Development Site

Monday, 15 March 2021, 10:14 am A substantial development site in a key Auckland growth hub is expected to attract strong interest from buyers, tenants and owner-occupiers as the city faces a chronic shortage of industrial land. Expressions of interest have been invited for the vacant site at 81 Fred Taylor Drive, Westgate, which offers flexible options for buyers or tenants. The nearly four-hectare site has been subdivided into two roughly equal sized plots which have been tipped for a wide range of potential activities and industrial and commercial users. The property at 81 Fred Taylor Drive is now being marketed for expressions of interest by 18 March through Bayleys Auckland Central and

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auckland scoop co nz » Industrial Land Shortage Fuels Interest In Key Westgate Development Site

auckland scoop co nz » Industrial Land Shortage Fuels Interest In Key Westgate Development Site
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Business Scoop » Industrial Land Shortage Fuels Interest In Key Westgate Development Site

Business Scoop » Industrial Land Shortage Fuels Interest In Key Westgate Development Site
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