News from Metlink Additional Metlink train services on the Hutt Valley, Kāpiti, and Johnsonville lines, and increased capacity on core bus routes, are confirmed for the All Blacks games on Saturday 10 August and 28 September, including free public transport for ticketholders and Sky Stadium members on bus and rail. Extra game day services for […]
The Taxpayers’ Union is slamming the reporting of a Talbot Mills poll claiming that there is more opposition than support for the government’s decision to cancel the iReX ferry project.
The Herald reports: New Zealand First deputy leader Shane Jones is calling out Te Pāti Māori for its “racist” rhetoric and says their continual use of “racism”, “genocide” and “Pākehā supremacy” is driving a divide between New Zealanders. Jones told Radio Waatea host Dale Husband that a new ideology emerged in Te Pāti Māori in […]
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Additional Metlink train services on the Hutt Valley, Kāpiti, & Johnsonville lines, & increased capacity on core bus routes, are confirmed for the upcoming All Blacks games on Saturday 10 August & 28 September, including free public transport for ticket ...
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