Motorway service area for proposed motorway service areas. The NRA held a competition to determine an operator for the first round of service areas to be opened. Superstop, a consortium consisting of Petrogas (Applegreen) and Tedcastles Oil Products (TOP), won the contract. The first service area, Lusk services, opened on the M1 on 8 September 2010. Castlebellingham services (also on the M1) opened on 29 September 2010, with Enfield services on the M4 opening shortly after in late 2010. The fourth service area, Wicklow services station (J14, M11) opened on 29 May 2014. While other locations for service areas were planned by the
Charles Wooley "The Examiner". Two years later he joined ABC Radio and moved to Perth. He soon moved to television working on "This Day Tonight", "Nationwide", and "Four Corners". He then served as the ABC's European correspondent based in London. In 1986 he joined Channel Nine where he worked on "Sunday" and then "A Current Affair". Wooley joined "60 Minutes" in 1993. His 2018 interview with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was described as 'Sexist', and 'creepy' He published a book of stories of his time travelling the world as a reporter called "Travelling Tales". Wooley returned to Hobart in 1999