‘Political influence or bribery’ fear in Auckland Transport plan
With homes in the firing line, locals are angered by official refusal to release information.
Dairy Flat resident John O’Hara.
Tim Hunter
Tue, 08 Nov 2022
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A government-led partnership planning new high speed transport infrastructure north of Auckland is refusing to release the reasons for a route change that would bulldoze residents’ homes in Dairy Flat.
“It just smells like a fish,” says homeowner John O’Hara, whose efforts to find out why
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 08 Nov 2022
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