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Settlement in Manawatū-Whanganui Region, New Zealand
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Feilding is a town on the Manawatu plain in New Zealand. Feilding is well placed geographically, just two hours' drive from most of the southern half of the North Island including Wellington (NZ’s capital) providing a gateway to the South Island. The Manawatu District's location offers easy access to four seaports, seven airports, an airforce base and two large military bases.
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25 unit motel which opened in 2011. Studios and apartments with kitchenettes
By bus
Intercity bus prices start at $35 one way from Wellington and $65 from Auckland.50.
By train
The Northern Explorer train will stop here but only for groups of 10 or more. It starts at $49 from Wellington and $69 from Auckland
By plane
Palmerston North airport is 15 min drive away.
The main ways to get around Feilding is driving, biking and walking. It takes about 45 mins to walk from the outside of town into the center and around 10 mins to bike.
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