Work on New Zealand's largest infrastructure project - the City Rail Link in Auckland - is set to kickstart back into life when the country enters alert level 3.
Two hundred workers will re-enter CRL worksites next Tuesday after the nation's hardline alert level 4 Covid-19 lockdown brought all work on the $4.419 billion project to a grinding halt.
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The CRL aims to double the passenger capacity of trains in Auckland's inner city by building 3.4km of underground railway along with new and improved stations.