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$2.8 million facelift for drought cracked roads on the Hauraki Plains 10 Dec, 2020 02:07 AM 2 minutes to read Cracked roads on the Hauraki Plains is causing problems for drivers. Photo / Supplied Waikato News Hauraki Plains road users are set to get a smoother ride in the future as a $2.8 million facelift is upcoming after record-setting low rainfall caused cracking and slumping damage to roads. Hauraki Plains roads are built on unique, moisture-sensitive soils made up of organics, marine muds and clay and about 44 per cent (230km) of the roads in the Hauraki district are built on these soils...