Australasian Railway Association chief executive Danny Broad says the industry must strive to see women make up a more significant share of its workforce.
Rail Careers Week, an initiative of the ARA, takes
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More drama looming in Adelaide
Adelaide’s train services are set for four hours on September 14 as many rail staff attend a stop-work meetings held by the Rail Tram and Bus Union.
The RTBU’s South Australian branch is involved in
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AusRAIL plenary speakers announced
An impressive selection of speakers have been announced to present their ideas, opinions and insight during the Plenary conference sessions at this year’s AusRAIL Conference and Exhibition, which will
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AusRAIL technical speakers announced
An intriguing mix of speakers have been outlined for the four streams that will make up the technical portion of this year’s AusRAIL Conference, which will take place in Adelaide on November 22 and 23.
Rail
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ARTC staff vote yes to work agreement
Disruptions on the Austalian Rail Track Corporation network in New South Wales could be coming to an end, after workers approved a new Enterprise Agreement, despite union criticism.
The ARTC on Monday
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More strikes loom as ARTC puts deal to vote
The ARTC has warned of further disruptions on the NSW intercity freight and passenger network, after unions notified it of “indefinite” industrial action plans.
A vote – conducted by the ARTC –
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ARTC, union stoush turns bitter as meeting cancelled
The Australian Rail Track Corporation has accused the Rail Tram and Bus Union of breaking a ceasefire, with disruptions impacting the corporation’s NSW network despite the union agreeing to put industrial
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ARTC network in disarray as workers strike
Hundreds of freight, coal and passenger rail services are being delayed or disrupted in New South Wales and north-east Victoria after union workers began strike action on Wednesday morning.
The protected
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Former Auckland Transport official pleads guilty to corruption
Passenger operator Auckland Transport has welcomed the guilty plea of a former employee at the Auckland High Court on August 3.
69-year-old Barrie Kenneth James George pleaded guilty to charges of corruption
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Changes to management structure at Aurizon
Aurizon boss Lance Hockridge has announced a number of changes to senior management at the Queensland-based rail operator, as part of the company’s ongoing “transformation program”.
Four executive
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