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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Video: Work underway at Burke Road level crossing
WATCH: Victoria’s level crossing removal project reached a major milestone last week, with the first set of boom gates removed from a crossing at Burke Road in the south-east Melbourne suburb of Glen
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Officer injured in Central station fracas
A NSW Police Transport Command officer has been injured during an early-morning arrest on a railway platform and Sydney’s Central station on Sunday.
An officer was treated at St Vincent’s Hospital
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Tassie exporters get a boost from equalisation scheme
Tasmanian infrastructure minister Rene Hidding has urged his state’s exporters to take advantage of the expanded Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme (TFES), which has just come into effect.
Up until
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Aussie film highlights impact of fatalities on train drivers
A short film from Australian filmmaker Tim Russell aims to highlight the hidden victims of railway fatalities: train drivers.
‘The Driver’, which will premier this weekend at the Flickerfest International
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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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ARTC looking to change pricing method in Hunter Valley
The Australian Rail Track Corporation wants to shift to a simplified pricing scheme on the Hunter Valley network, due to a “lack of consensus by industry” on the existing access regime.
As the below
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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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Flooding shuts Hunter network
Heavy rainfall and severe flooding have led to the closure of the Hunter Valley network in NSW, the Australian Rail Track Corporation said on Wednesday.
Northern NSW has experienced significant volumes
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