Let's Get Wellington Moving changes mooted

Let's Get Wellington Moving changes mooted
The government is proposing splitting up Wellington's $7.4b transport programme. (Image: Getty)
Oliver Lewis
The government appears to be breaking up the controversial Let’s Get Wellington Moving (LGWM) programme with a proposal that it take over responsibility for projects on state highways.Prime minister Chris Hipkins and transport minister David Parker have previously criticised the lack of progress on LGWM, which is a partnership between central and local government, where the Wellington city and regional councils were meant to provide 40% of the overall costs.The package was most recently costed at more than $7 billion.On Thursday, Hipkins...

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