Chris Bishop says he is living proof of National's commitment to rail, and lays out $450m a year to be spent on rail upgrades from 2024 to 2027.
Winston Peters says the Government wants rail to succeed.
It is being taken out of service soon so new port infrastructure can be built for replacement ferries.
Calder Stewart has already started building its new South Otago inland port, while Port Otago looks to other options.
Faulty modelling and ‘error of law’ sees Auckland Council revisit its workings on price hikes and push back the roll-out of its new rate card on development contributions.
Economic and policy think tank says road congestion charging should be treated like GST.
Government moves on the first of 17 roads of national significance, with the likely bill already sitting at $15 billion.
Land agency and the NZTA say the incentives should be about half a percent of project value, citing about $20m across an initial three major national highway jobs.
A new law will make little difference to the price of building products, observers say.
German-supplied boring machine emerges in Herne Bay after nearly five years on the job.