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$2.9M Upgrade Planned for Matakana Island's Freight Gateway

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The Regional Infrastructure Fund is providing a $2.9 million project to upgrade Opureora Wharf on Matakana Island. Shane Jones, Regional Development Minister, stated the upgrade will improve the island's only vehicle and freight gateway, which was built in the 1980s. The project scope includes extending the seawall, widening the loading area, and improving stormwater management.

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The wharf is described as a vital lifeline for Matakana Island's economy, which is based largely on forestry, dairy farming, and horticulture. The investment is intended to make daily operations safer and more efficient, providing a more dependable connection to the mainland for the island's businesses.

Government funding targets regional infrastructure needs.

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Who's involved

  • Matakana IslandIsland whose sole economic gateway is receiving the infrastructure upgrade.
  • Shane JonesRegional Development Minister representing Matakana Island's economic viability.
  • Mark PattersonAssociate Minister for Regional Development who discussed the infrastructure investment.

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