NZ charts way forward for rail

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When Australia’s Toll Holdings acquired a majority stake in Tranz Rail (TR) last year, it rebranded the company Toll Rail and agreed in principle to sell the track network back to the government for a nominal NZ$1. Negotiations, however, were long and difficult.

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