Port users are expected to be some of the major beneficiaries of a major rail project in Victoria.
New sleepers are being installed between Maryborough and Mildura as part of the Victorian Government’s
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VLocity fleet ahead of schedule for return
93% of V/Line’s fleet will be back in service in just two weeks, as the government and train manufacturer Bombardier work overtime to fix recently-discovered wheel wear, and level crossing issues.
Victorian
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More international talent to close Light Rail conference
Day Two of the Light Rail 2016 conference in Melbourne will include addresses by experts from Europe and the UK.
Following an engaging first day, the annual light rail event will wrap up on
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Parsons Brinkerhoff adds to transport group
Engineering firm WSP|Parsons Brinkerhoff has recently added three senior leaders to its transport team.
The company said this week it has added Richard Boggon, Erica Adamson and Peter Letts in various
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Qube clarifying Chinese firm’s role in Asciano bid
Qube is reportedly working to assuage concerns over China Investment Corporation (CIC)’s involvement in its bid for Australian port and rail giant Asciano.
The Chinese sovereign wealth fund is an investor
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Services re-open on Mt Isa line following sulfuric acid derailment
WATCH: Freight and passenger services have resumed on the Mount Isa rail line in north-west Queensland, after a train carrying 817,000 litres of acid derailed last month.
“Constructing this deviation
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Construction begins on deviation at Julia Creek derailment
WATCH: Work to build an 800 metre rail deviation around a derailment site of a sulphuric acid train on the Mount Isa line in north-west Queensland began late last week.
Queensland Rail’s regional general
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Flooding subsides, Hunter network re-opens
A staged return to service for trains on the Hunter Valley network began on Thursday afternoon, after bad weather and flooding led to the network’s closure earlier in the week.
The Australian Rail Track
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Footage shows extent of Julia Creek damage
WATCH: Footage from the Julia Creek derailment site has been released by Queensland Rail, as recovery works continue after the December 27 incident which led to the spillage of up to 31,500 litres of sulfuric
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ATSB investigating several December derailments
The last month of 2015 was a busy one for the Australian Transport Safety Bureau, with at least six derailment investigations launched into incidents around the nation.
A December 3 derailment near Walla,
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