Police say they can't keep an ongoing presence at Auckland's new City Rail Link long term. 

The country's largest transport project is scheduled to open to passengers sometime in the second half of the year. 

But a Police official told an Auckland Council Safety Committee this month, they're preparing to ramp up operations in quarter three. 

Auckland Councillor Alf Filipaina tells Ryan Bridge conversations need to be had. 

Police say they can't keep an ongoing presence at Auckland's new City Rail Link long term.&nbsp;
The country's largest transport project is scheduled to open to passengers sometime in the second half of the year.&nbsp;
But a Police official told an Auckland Council Safety Committee this month, they're preparing to ramp up operations in quarter three.&nbsp;
Auckland Councillor Alf Filipaina tells Ryan Bridge conversations need to be had.&nbsp;

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Alf Filipaina: Auckland Councillor wants Police presence at Auckland's new City Rail Link

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