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West Coast rural roads could be forced back to gravel

Reduced NZTA subsidies are putting pressure on council budgets, prompting warnings that some sealed rural roads could eventually return to gravel.

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West Coast rural roads could be forced back to gravel

Reduced NZTA subsidies are putting pressure on council budgets, prompting warnings that some sealed rural roads could eventually return to gravel.

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