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The Waikato Times

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Election 2026: ACT reveals suite of policies aiming to reduce transport project costs

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| The Post (Wellington)
ACT has announced a suite of transport policies it is taking to the electionChris McKeen / Stuff The ACT Party plans to reduce transport project costs by mandating governments publish low cost options alongside preferred options in business cases. It also says it would axe vehicle emissions settings, cut transport funding for artworks connected to roading, protect funding for roading maintenance and require growth areas to have funded transport plans if it got into power following the election.
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Could this be the election of no big ticket transport projects?

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By Nick James Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Auckland Light Rail was a notable project which was pitched as a campaign promise but was never constructedBRUCE MACKAY / The Post Elections are normally a time of big hopes and dreams for political parties. They make bold claims to try and entice voters to give them a tick at the polling booth.
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