Iwi consultation next step in KiwiRail’s plan to extend core lease
Treasury was worried KiwiRail was not doing enough to engage with iwi.
Brent Edwards
Tue, 12 Apr 2022
KiwiRail is still determining how it will engage with iwi over its proposal to extend its core lease on railway land out to 2170.
While the State-owned rail company has been pushing for an extension of the lease for at least two years, the Treasury has been sceptical about doing it without
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Brent Edwards
Tue, 12 Apr 2022
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Iwi consultation next step in KiwiRail’s plan to extend core lease
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