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Wellington not alone in struggling to get public transport up and running, Dutch expert says

City councillors last month voted to ditch the $139m Golden Mile project, which sought to remove cars, widen footpaths and create a cycle lane in the central city.

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City councillors last month voted to ditch the $139m Golden Mile project, which sought to remove cars, widen footpaths and create a cycle lane in the central city.

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    Wellington not alone in struggling to get public transport up and running, Dutch expert says

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    City councillors last month voted to ditch the $139m Golden Mile project, which sought to remove cars, widen footpaths and create a cycle lane in the central city. Wellington not alone in struggling to get public transport up and running, Dutch expert says

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