Fragmented land is delaying housing and jobs around new transport projects.
PremiumAdrienne MillerNZ Herald·24 Aug, 2026 11:00 PM7 mins to readNew rail stations open while surrounding land remains fragmented. Photo / JASMAX / Xander DixonNew Zealand is investing billions of dollars in infrastructure. From the City Rail Link and rapid transit corridors to major water and wastewater upgrades, we continue to commit significant public funding to projects designed to support growth.
The business cases for these investments consistently point to benefits such as increased
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