Celebrating the official beginning of the East Coast Recovery Alliance which will be responsible for the design and delivery of physical works on the state highway and rail networks of Tairāwhiti and Hawke’s Bay over the coming years are, back (from left): Downer general manager Lyall Hedges, Fletcher Construction chief executive Phill Boylen, Troy Wheeler of Troy Wheeler Construction and Inline group operations manager Nick Bevitt. Front: Stirling Logging owner Gavin Edmonds, Fulton Hogan chief executive officer Ben Hayward, Cyclone Recovery and Finance Minister Grant Robertson, director of Harrison Bulk Haulage Julie Harrison and Stirling Logging owner Chrystal Edmonds. Picture by Liam Clayton
'Coast first' philosophy key to alliance between Waka Kotahi, KiwiRail and contractors Cyclone Recovery Minister Grant Robertson says the public can expect to see the East Coast Recovery Alliance rebuild and recovery work programme under way early next year with contractors targeting the storm-ravaged transport networks of Tairāwhiti and Gisborne.
He was in Gisborne yesterday to officially...
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