'We can’t asphalt our way out': Business reacts to National’s transport package
Mainfreight's Don Braid annoyed by election bribe.
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Business leaders are sceptical of National’s election pledge for another $2.6 billion to be spent on Auckland’s transport, and say there are other additional ways to reduce congestion.
Transport minister Simon Bridges’ election
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Victoria Young
Fri, 04 Aug 2017
Fri, 04 Aug 2017
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'We can’t asphalt our way out': Business reacts to National’s transport package
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