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Wellington Indoor Sports to close one of its sites
Economics & Business2 min readRNZ

Wellington Indoor Sports to close one of its sites

The company's other centre in the capital would remain open, while KiwiRail has found another sports-related tenant for the station site.

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The company's other centre in the capital would remain open, while KiwiRail has found another sports-related tenant for the station site.

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