Regarded as one of the world’s leading railway operators in the world, the MTR Corporation made its presence felt at AusRAIL, with its booth a popular stop for visitors wanting to know more about the business which oversees rail networks in nine cities across Asia, Australia and Europe.
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AusRAIL PLUS: IRSE helps boost workforce
The Institution of Railway Signal Engineers’ (IRSE) presence at AusRAIL PLUS was timely, with the organisation not only able to promote its services, but also its technical conference, ASPECT, scheduled for the week after.
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AusRAIL PLUS: Alstom smart robot steals show
The Alstom smart technology four-legged robot was undoubtedly one of the major crowd-pullers on the AusRAIL PLUS exhibition floor.
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Remember the name: AusRRIN
Five leading Australian universities have established the Australian Railway and Innovation Network (AusRRIN), working together to deliver critical railway research and innovation necessary for the future of Australia’s railways.
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Level crossings removed as Armadale Line revamp starts
Boom gates at 12 notorious level crossings across Perth have closed for the last time, with a major transformation of the Armadale Train Line now under way.
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30th anniversary for Spirit of the Outback
Thirty years ago on November 19, 1993, travellers boarded the first ever Spirit of the Outback for an epic train journey to the heart of Queensland.
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AusRAIL PLUS: Siemens mobility solutions draw crowds
A full range of mobility solutions from Siemens was on display at AusRAIL PLUS, with the centre of attention being a control simulator rigged up to demonstrate how an automated ATO-over-ETCS worked.
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More security officers to make Melbourne tram rides safer
A new dedicated team of specially trained officers will help make Melbourne’s tram network safer to ride.
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ASPECT 2023: Melbourne hosts rail engineers conference
The Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE) international technical conference, ASPECT, has kicked off at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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More investment in Queensland rail manufacturing
The Queensland Government’s plan to bring train manufacturing back to the state is being boosted by a $30 million investment from Downer partner Hyundai Rotem.
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