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Chris Bishop, in his capacity as Transport Minister for the government, governed major transport and infrastructure development in Auckland on April 2, 2026.

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Chris Bishop, in his capacity as Transport Minister for the government, governed major transport and infrastructure development in Auckland on April 2, 2026.

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  1. Chris Bishop appointed to lead Auckland Regional Transport Committee and implementing transport governance reforms.1 source
  2. The NZ Transport Agency operates within the country and reports to Minister Chris Bishop.Sub-event
  3. Chris Bishop changed rules for council charging in Auckland on August 1, 2026.Sub-event
  4. Winston Peters and Chris Bishop jointly announced the opening of new stations, representing the government.Sub-event
  5. Project opening announced in Auckland by Chris Bishop and Wayne Brown.1 source
  6. Chris Bishop's role as Transport Minister regarding Auckland infrastructure on 2026-04-02.1 source

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