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  •   Home > News > Living & Travel

    The historic tramline in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter has been given a second life

    The historic tramline in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter has been given a second life


    The city's Dockline trams were taken off the tracks in August 2018, but a new partnership between the Museum of Transport and Technology, Panuku Development and Auckland Council has them returning today.

    Museum of Transport and Technology' Michael Frawley says it was a pleasure to be part of the team who got them back.

    He says the tram will be appealing to anyone heading down to the Wynyard Quarter.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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