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- Wellington Says No To NZTA Option
  - 6 Oct 2011
  - Auckland Trains
  - The Government knows best when it comes to this country’s transport needs and what motorways we need.
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- Another Motorway Battle Looms
  - 7 Jun 2011
  - Auckland Trains
  - Another motorway battle is looming in the Capital.And it’s close to the Greens’ heart. A plan to ram a motorway through Hataitai may affect among others, Greens co-leader Russel Norman as he lives in Hataitai. And it could be another big test for the Wellington’s Greens’ Mayor. The NZTA plans to duplicate the Mt Victoria Tunnel and put a four lane motorway through Hataitai which Norman says would be bad for everyone.
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- Wellington Motorway Decision Uproar
  - 16 Apr 2011
  - Auckland Trains
  - The issue of Wellington’s future motorway development is getting hotter. The new Mayor is not a big fan of a flyover near the Basin reserve but a group of her councillors are. Following reports some in the NZTA were getting unsettled about the Mayor’s failure to commit to their plans, the councillors have forced through a special meeting on Wednesday for the council to make a call.
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- Basin Reserve Changes Await Govt Decision
  - 29 Mar 2010
  - Auckland Trains
  - NZTA has outlined the process of how proposed changes around Wellington’s Basin Reserve will proceed.
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- It’s Not’s Cricket!
  - 15 Dec 2009
  - Auckland Trains
  - A sideshow to the Transmission Gully issue is cricket, involving one of the country’s most famous grounds.
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