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Bungy Bridge, SH6, rock safety work in the Kawarau Gorge, five weeks single lane after Easter - Vimarsana News

Bungy Bridge, SH6, rock safety work in the Kawarau Gorge, five weeks single lane after Easter

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Earthworks dealing with the future, not the past - Vimarsana News

Earthworks dealing with the future, not the past

Earthworks at the Kyeburn bridge were about future proofing not ancient history despite a historic find in the river several years ago. A flurry of...

Source: odt.co.nz
Highway resurfacing about to start in Alexandra, Central Otago - Vimarsana News

Highway resurfacing about to start in Alexandra, Central Otago

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Slipping legacy to be saved - Vimarsana News

Slipping legacy to be saved

Colin Meads did not get a piece of state highway named after him. Neither did Richie McCaw. But a forgotten All Black of the 1970s has a piece of...

Source: odt.co.nz
Gore's controverisal Streets Alive roading project comes to an end - Vimarsana News

Gore's controverisal Streets Alive roading project comes to an end

Rachael Kelly13:39, Jun 30 2021 Robyn Edie/Stuff The Gore District Council’s Streets Alive road safety project has ended after a three-month trial. (File photo) The Gore District Councils' controversial ‘Streets Alive’ road safety project has come to an end after a three-month trial, and it says there have been some positive outcomes. Motorists were travelling at slower speeds around schools, there was better traffic flow at problem intersections, and temporary furniture in Irk Street had proved popular with the majority of businesses in the area. Roading asset manager Peter Standring...