National has announced a mammoth $31-billion infrastructure package to fix the country's transport network and the Auckland and upper North Island congestion crisis.
National leader Judith Collins at the party's infrastructure announcement. Photo: RNZ / Simon Rogers
New leader Judith Collins announced more than half of that money would be invested in the upper north, with planned projects including a four-lane expressway from Whangarei to Tauranga, rail to the airport, and an additional harbour crossing.
She also announced a National government would repeal the Resource Management Act completely.
National's finance spokesperson, Paul Goldsmith, spoke to Māni Dunlop.
