The Australian heavy haul rail industry, boasting some the heaviest and longest trains, continues to lead the world in operations and innovation.
In March, the freight industry will descend on Perth to
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Inland Rail releases annual sustainability report
Inland Rail has published its fourth Annual Sustainability Report, showcasing the positive social, environmental, and economic outcomes that it and project delivery partners have achieved in FY22, and articulating actions to promote a sustainable future.
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Rockhampton residents help shape station upgrade
Queensland Rail is inviting the public to have their say on the new multi-million dollar upgrade to Rockhampton train station, with community consultation starting next week.
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Upgrades for regional railway crossings
The October Federal Budget confirmed the Australian Government will invest $180 million starting this financial year to make railway level crossings safer in regional areas nationwide.
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Excavation begins for Olympic Park station
Building of Sydney Olympic Park metro station has reached a huge milestone, with large-scale excavation now underway.
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Tracks fully laid beneath Brisbane River
The Gabba and Brisbane CBD are now connected by underground train tracks in both directions beneath the Brisbane River for the first time in history, marking the latest milestone for the transformational Cross River Rail project.
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ARTC shortlisted for railway awards
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has been nominated for awards in five categories in the 2022 Australasian Railway Industry (ARI) Awards.
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Cross River project releases traffic congestion valve
For the daily commuter in Brisbane, transportation in and out of the city during peak hours can usually be described as challenging. The Cross River Rail project, due to come online by 2025, aims to release the growing pressure on the city’s current public transport infrastructure.
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ARTC network impacted by floods
The Australian Rail Track Corporation says that operations on its network continue to be severely impacted by the recent significant rainfall and flooding in Queensland and New South Wales.
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Gold Coast train services resume
Train services on the Gold Coast have resumed to support essential workers, as Queensland Rail continues its recovery efforts.
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