Services at the new stations will begin tomorrow.
Home / New ZealandHerald ReportersNZ Herald·1 Aug, 2026 02:10 AM2 mins to readWinston Peters marked the official opening of Drury and Paerātā stations this afternoon. Video / NZ HeraldTwo new railway stations have opened in Auckland, with services beginning tomorrow and weekday peak trains running every 10 minutes, two ministers say.
Rail Minister Winston Peters and Transport Minister Chris Bishop opened the stations at Drury and Paerātā in South Auckland
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