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    Millions of dollars from the Provincial Growth Fund... for projects across the country

    Millions of dollars from the Provincial Growth Fund... for projects across the country


    The Government's announced the Taranaki Crossing project is getting 13-million-dollars, with more than two-million going to the West Coast and Canterbury.

    Minister, Shane Jones, says the Crossing's windfall will expand and upgrade the 30-kilometres of tracks near Mt Taranaki.

    And there's support for West Coasters and Cantabrians struggling to get their driver licence.

    Just over a million dollars will expand the Salvation Army's successful Te Ara Mahi driver hub to the West Coast - with the same amount going into developing Canterbury's existing project .

    100-thousand-dollars will be used to explore putting Westport and Greymouth ports under one ownership.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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