Commuter trains delayed for months after brand new tracks laid too narrow
The new track, laid and certified by KiwiRail in December, already needs to be fixed.
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KiwiRail visited South Korean shipyard after Government scuppered ferries
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KiwiRail cancelling mega ferry contract with South Korean shipyard
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