$2b infrastructure spending puts Drury centre stage
Massive investment in roads, water infrastructure and train stations in the south Auckland township.
Drury has become Auckland’s biggest development zone, with $2 billion of infrastructure underway for thousands of houses and jobs.
From what was a small township a few years ago, with 1200 homes and 3500 people, up by only 140 in six years, it will burgeon over the next decade to become home for
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Sally Lindsay
Wed, 15 Nov 2017
Wed, 15 Nov 2017
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$2b infrastructure spending puts Drury centre stage
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