opened in 2015. Previous to the construction of the Kinleith Mill, and the current Kinleith Branch line, a private bush tramway operated by the Taupo Totara Timber (TTT) Company, used to operate along the route of the present line along its path between Putāruru and the company's mill at Mokai, near Taupo. The main cargo, from Kinleith, used to include: raw and processed pulp; paper products; plywood, timber, and raw logs. With restructuring having taken its toll on processing at Kinleith, however, the predominant cargo is now raw and ring-barked logs; logs are destined for export to timber, pulp, and paper processing plants worldwide. 46 trains a week run on the branch. Radio stations There are several local radio stations in Tokoroa: Raukawa FM 90.9/95.7 MHz Cruise FM, locally owned community radio station broadcasting to Tokoroa 94.1FM, Mangakino-Whakamaru 104.4FM and Putaruru 107.7FM. Ph 07 88 66 939] 94.1 MHz Vision FM 88.5 MHz FRESH FM 88.3 MHz As well as local repeaters of national radio stations – including the former site of Radio Forestland, 1ZO (1413 kHz, AM/MB): Radio New Zealand National 729 kHz/101.3 MHz Newstalk ZB 1413 kHz Radio Rhema 99.7 MHz The Hits 97.3 MHz Notable people Isaac Boss – honours: Hautapu RFC, Waikato RFC (NPC), Ireland rugby union International Pero Cameron – NZ Basketball rep' (Honours: Auckland and Waikato NBL Teams; Coach of Wellington Saints NBL Championship Team, 2010; NZ Tall Blacks) Adrian Cashmore – honours: Auckland RFC (NPC), Auckland Blues, NZ All Blacks [2 Tests] Quade Cooper – Australian rugby union player (honours: Queensland Reds, Wallabies) John Davies – teacher, public relations representative, Bronze medal-winning athlete (1964 Summer Olympics), and athletics coach Stella Duffy – Novelist Ben Hana – Wellington identity: better known as "Blanket Man" (deceased) Tommy Hayes – Cook Islands rugby union representative Isaac John – honours: New Zealand Warriors, Wakefield Trinity (UK), Penrith Panthers, Cook Islands Rugby League, New Zealand Kiwis Richard Kahui – honours: Waikato RFC (NPC), Highlanders, Waikato/BOP Chiefs, NZ All Blacks [17 Tests] Bob Kerr – author, artist and illustrator Paul Koteka (Tohoa Tauroa Paul ("Bam Bam") Koteka) – Honours: Tokoroa HSOB RFC, Pirates RFC, NZ Juniors, Waikato RFC (NPC), NZ Māori, NZ All Blacks [2 Tests], Western Australia RFC (93 caps; later Captain of WA State Team) Nicky Little – International honours: Fiji Rugby Union representative (nephew of Walter Little) Walter Little – honours: North Harbour RFC, Waikato/BOP Chiefs,