NZPA reports:
Mainfreight continues to be disappointed at the Government’s attitude and commitment to rail freight services in this country.
The logistics company believes it is among Kiwirail’s top five customers and would double its spend if it got the right rate and services.
“We don’t seem to have a lot of dialogue with (Transport Minister Steven) Mr Joyce on what our thoughts are on rail and would like to have more,” Mainfreight managing director Don Braid said.
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The most telling bit in this article is the bit about the Mnister not wanting to talk to Don Braid!