‘The time for rail is now’, says KiwiRail CEO
But the road transport industry questions whether rail supporters are ‘Fantasylanders.’
Brent Edwards
Wed, 05 Jun 2019
KiwiRail chief executive Greg Miller is confident a $1.2 billion boost for rail in last week’s budget will make a difference.
But it is only a start and Miller expects more certainty about rail’s future to come when the National rail transport plan and Future of rail plan are completed in
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Brent Edwards
Wed, 05 Jun 2019
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‘The time for rail is now’, says KiwiRail CEO
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