Melbourne tram operator Yarra Trams will build a new level access tram stop, and will upgrade infrastructure on the corner of Clarendon Street and Normanby Road in Southbank.
The operator has been working
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Sydney plan will create ‘toxic mix’: Greens
The Baird Government’s development plans along the rail line between Sydenham and Bankstown will result in overdevelopment rather than a quality transport system, according to Greens MP Mehreen Faruqi.
As
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Hunt re-approves Adani mine and rail project
Green groups have condemned environment minister Greg Hunt’s renewed approval of the Carmichael coal mine and rail project for Queensland’s Galilee Basin.
Hunt’s initial approval of the massive coal
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Herbert made ARA chairman
Bob Herbert has been appointed as the chairman of the Australasian Railway Association (ARA), after serving as the interim chair during the turnover period of recent months.
Herbert took over as interim
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Time is now for Port of Melbourne fast rail solution
Logistics and development business SALTA Properties believes a rail solution to increased throughput is imperative before the nation’s largest container terminal goes under the hammer.
Salta is one of
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Albanese pitches high speed rail to Canberra
Shadow transport minister Anthony Albanese has introduced a bill to the House of Representatives to create a planning authority for a high speed rail line for Australia’s eastern seaboard.
The High
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Aurizon opens $180 million Hexham Train Support Facility
Queensland-based operator Aurizon has officially opened its new $180 million Hexham Train Support Facility in the Hunter Valley.
The Hexham facility is near the Port of Newcastle.
It will provide trains
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Moving more coal with less workers, wagons and fuel: Aurizon outlines plan
Up to 740 jobs will be slashed by Aurizon over the next three years in a push to cut $300 million in costs and boost operational productivity.
Aurizon announced on Wednesday it wants a 4 to 7% reduction
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Hunter coal terminal approved
After almost five years of planning, a new rail receival and export terminal has been approved for construction at the Port of Newcastle.
The New South Wales Planning Assessment Commission has determined
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Perth Freight Link: a local’s view
Controversy around the Perth Freight Link has become highly emotive for local citizens and a huge political football for the government, Kent Stewart writes.
A recent article
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