As we move into 2025, with a robust pipeline of transport infrastructure projects underway, it is incredibly timely — and truly exciting — that the industry has reached an historic agreement to implement a National Product Type Approval Framework (PTAF).
Yeerongpilly station to reopen after extensive makeover
Queensland’s Yeerongpilly station is officially set to reopen on Monday, February 17 after an extensive revamp.
Auckland a step closer to City Rail Link readiness
Passengers boarding trains in Auckland are enjoying improved reliability and a new direct connection to Pukekohe as of this week, as part of the progress made across the network during the extended summer rail closure.
Connecting Sydney’s West: A major moment in NSW’s transport history
In late December 2024, passengers started boarding modern and comfortable air-conditioned light rail vehicles on the new 12-kilometre L4 Westmead & Carlingford Line, with frequent and reliable services across 16 accessible stops.
Public urged ‘not to play chicken with a train’ after 197 close calls
Queensland Rail has issued an urgent warning to the public not to “play chicken with a train” after 3845 incidents of trespassing on the tracks took place in South East Queensland last year.
Shutdown on North Coast railway line for essential maintenance
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) will carry out essential maintenance and improvement works this weekend along the North Coast railway network.
Australasian Railway Association launches free course
The Australasian Railway Association (ARA) has launched a new Respect in Rail course aimed at creating a “safe, respectful and inclusive workplace” for everyone in the rail industry.
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Martinus secures Spot on ARTC’s panel
Martinus has been awarded a place on the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) track resurfacing panel, marking a significant milestone for the company’s Plant team.
First log delivery by rail from Ernslaw’s Karioi forest to Napier Port
A new arrangement between Ernslaw One, KiwiRail and Napier Port is seeing a log train run daily on the Napier-Palmerston North line, five days a week directly to Napier Port.
Rail bridges submerged as floods batter North Queensland
Flood monitoring cameras have captured rail bridges going under across Queensland Rail’s regional network as heavy rain pummelled the state.