Thursday 6th August 2015 |
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One of New Zealand's most experienced public servants, Geoff Dangerfield, has resigned as head of the New Zealand Transport Agency, which he has headed since its creation from a merger of Transit NZ and Land Transport NZ in 2008.
He will leave the role in December.
“On behalf of successive Transport Ministers, I want to acknowledge and thank Geoff for his strong leadership, vision and relentless pursuit of excellence," said Transport Minister Simon Bridges in a statement.
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