NSW’s journey towards freight reform begins
The Minister for Transport has announced an ambitious policy reform program to address the key issues facing the freight industry in NSW.
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Queensland Rail release statement regarding cyclone Kirrily
Queensland Rail’s Head of Regional Scott Cornish spoke about the companies number one priority being the safety of its customers and staff, and as Cyclone Kirrily nears the coastline, it has been required to close sections of its regional rail network.
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Sarah Kelley appointed Metro’s new General Manager of Operations
Sarah Kelley has been appointed General Manager of Operations at Metro Trains Melbourne, commencing her role at the start of January.
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Noosa council takes community’s bridge concerns to transport minister
Noosa Council will seek a meeting with Queensland’s transport minister to raise the local community’s concerns about the state of the Cooroy railway bridge.
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Seaford rail line closed for upgrades
The Seaford line will temporarily close this long weekend to safely allow important improvement works to occur.
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Trains returned to the Mernda Line this week
Trains are back on the Mernda Line, with the city-bound rail bridge now taking trains over Keon Parade.
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Transport for NSW and Sydney Metro to further test for asbestos
Transport for NSW together with Sydney Metro is continuing to review and conduct targeted testing for asbestos at locations where landscaping work has been completed using recycled mulch products.
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Student travel financial assistance allowing children to get back to school on public transport
Primary and secondary school students in South East Queensland are eligible for concession fares at 50 per cent of an adult go card fare, while students across the state may also be eligible for assistance under the School Transport Assistance Scheme (STAS).
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Big machinery hits the tracks
12 new track maintenance machines are hard at work on the Queensland Rail network in a major $55 million investment in the reliability of the tracks.
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