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Trains on all lines were being affected between 1pm and 8pm.
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Editorial: Cook Strait ferries - dated, dirty and desperate
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Former transport minister slates Nats for scrapping Auckland light rail
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'Seek other transport': All trains in or out of Wellington suspended
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