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Supplied Developer Charles Ma says KiwiRail’s plans to build a new Drury West train station 1.5km away from his development doesn t make sense. Developer Charles Ma says KiwiRail’s plans to build a new station in Drury west, 1.5 km from his company’s Auranga development, defies “common sense”. But the Government-owned rail operator says it weighed up its options and came to the best result for the area. Ma is the chief executive of Ma Development Enterprises (MADE) and the managing director of the Auranga development, a subdivision on the outskirts of Drury West in south Auckland which is set to bring up to 3000 new homes to the area over the next five years. ....
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Trains to Huapai spokeswoman Christine Rose said traffic issues in the north-west are becoming “much, much worse” with rapid development happening in the area. The infrastructure isn t in place to support those developments, she said. Danielle Clent/Stuff Trains to Huapai campaigners Christine Rose and Jon Reeves at the railway line that travels through Kumeu and Huapai. “There’s a real feeling of injustice out here and that it’s a deliberate and political manoeuvre and that we just do not matter to the Labour government,” Rose said. “People come out to the community, see that it’s got a railway line and assume that we might get train services, and they get a rude awakening.” ....
KiwiRail and the Supporting Growth Alliance (Auckland Transport and Waka Kotahi) have today confirmed their proposed sites for three new stations in southern Auckland and will now begin more detailed consultation with stakeholders about their development. Over the next 30 years, an extra 120,000 people are expected to live in the area, which will also have 40,000 new houses and 38,000 new jobs. The development of the new stations and their associated facilities will be staged over time to coincide with demands from developments feeding each location. KiwiRail has been given funding through the Government s NZ Upgrade Programme for the first phase of development. ....