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New-look Tawa Station re-opens Monday 20 May
Tawa train commuters will return to a very different looking station this Monday (20 May).
New-look Tawa Station re-opens Monday 20 May
Posted on 17 May 2013
Tawa train commuters will return to a very different looking
station this Monday (20 May).
http://www.gw.govt.nz/new-look-tawa-station-re-opens-monday-20-may/
Bus service disruptions
Disruptions to GO Wellington and Valley Flyer bus services are likely to continue for a few more weeks but the number of daily disruptions is expected to reduce progressively, NZ Bus and Greater Wellington said today.
Bus service disruptions
Posted on 14 May 2013
Disruptions to GO Wellington and Valley Flyer bus services
are likely to continue for a few more weeks but the number
of daily disruptions is expected to reduce progressively, NZ
Bus and Greater Wellington said today.
http://www.gw.govt.nz/bus-service-disruptions/
Temporary bus diversions for Island Bay, Karori and Lyall Bay routes
Bus services on Route 1 between Wellington Station and Island Bay, and Route 3 between Karori and Lyall Bay will again be diverted away from the Basin Reserve and run instead via Taranaki and Wallace Streets from 2pm until 7.30pm today, due to a continuing power outage
Temporary bus diversions for Island Bay, Karori and Lyall Bay routes
Posted on 14 May 2013
Bus services on Route 1 between Wellington Station and
Island Bay, and Route 3 between Karori and Lyall Bay will
again be diverted away from the Basin Reserve and run
instead via Taranaki and Wallace Streets from 2pm until
7.30pm today, due to a continuing power outage
http://www.gw.govt.nz/temporary-bus-diversions-for-island-bay-karori-and-lyall-bay-routes/
Temporary disruptions to Wellington bus services
Greater Wellington Regional Council and NZ Bus apologise to Wellington bus customers for the disruptions to bus services this morning and advise there will be continued disruption in the short term. The Police Commercial Vehicle Investigation Unit (CVIU) and New Zealand Transport Authority (NZTA) are carrying out inspections of Wellington buses and the impact of these, along with damage to some buses from Monday’s floods and street works, are causing serious disruptions for commuters this week.
Temporary disruptions to Wellington bus services
Posted on 8 May 2013
Greater Wellington Regional Council and NZ Bus apologise to
Wellington bus customers for the disruptions to bus services
this morning and advise there will be continued disruption
in the short term. The Police Commercial Vehicle
Investigation Unit (CVIU) and New Zealand Transport
Authority (NZTA) are carrying out inspections of Wellington
buses and the impact of these, along with damage to some
buses from Monday’s floods and street works, are causing
serious disruptions for commuters this week.
http://www.gw.govt.nz/temporary-disruptions-to-wellington-bus-services/
