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Topic: Cool summer temperatures help long-distance trains run on time - Radio New Zealand

Discuss "Cool summer temperatures help long-distance trains run on time - Radio New Zealand" in the New Zealand News Feeds forums; Cool summer temperatures help long-distance trains run on time Radio New Zealand - 7 hours ago Ontrack, which manages the rail tracks in New Zealand, ... on New Zealand Boards.

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Cool summer temperatures help long-distance trains run on time - Radio New Zealand

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Cool summer temperatures help long-distance trains run on time
Radio New Zealand - 7 hours ago
Ontrack, which manages the rail tracks in New Zealand, says cool summer temperatures are helping keep long-distance trains running to time.

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