Brian Rudman sums up the situation quite nicely in today’s Herald:
Just as people from all around the south of England think nothing of jumping aboard a train to go to London for a day’s shopping, or to catch a show or a concert, Auckland, as New Zealand’s equivalent for entertainment, shopping and just about everything else, should be making it as easy as possible for our Waikato cuzzies to do the same.
The Waikato times reports: Hamilton East MP David Bennett was told to “get real” and “keep it shortish” when he faced a […]
Well done to the CBT’s Jon Reeves, ably assisted by Barry Palmer and Ross Galloway: Leading rail industry consultants have added weight […]
The Waikato Times reports that KiwiRail will be laying on charter trains for Rugby World Cup games in Hamilton. An Auckland-to-Hamilton train […]
As covered by the Waikato Times this morning, the Transport and Industrial Relations Committee will not be considering the CBT led petiti0n […]
