Maori Party co-leader sideswipes KiwiRail for ‘not doing its job’
Transport Minister says his government "doesn't want to pay for rail services that carry thin air.”
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KiwiRail has found itself in Maori Party co-leader Marama Fox’s crosshairs as she attempts to woo the government with the party’s plans for a new rail network.
But the government is not yet convinced, with Transport Minister Simon Bridges saying he would need to see more details before agreeing
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Jason Walls
Thu, 13 Jul 2017
Thu, 13 Jul 2017
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Maori Party co-leader sideswipes KiwiRail for ‘not doing its job’
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