Flooding across some parts of Victoria have continued to disrupt V/Line services, with the weather significantly impacting rail and roads, and the operator unable to safely run trains or coaches in some regions.
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TasRail services restarting after flood closures
Rail lines in Tasmania are reopening after recent flood threats forced TasRail to suspend freight rail operations on the Western, Melba and Bell Bay lines of the state’s rail network.
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Floods force more V/Line service changes
Due to flood-related impacts as a result of the extreme weather event in Victoria last week, V/Line has made cancellations and service changes across the network that will be in place until further notice.
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Flood waters close V/Line train and bus services
Due to flood-related impacts, all current V/Line services in Victoria will terminate immediately on the Shepparton, Seymour, Albury, Echuca and Swan Hill lines.
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New GPS-based techonology makes rail network safer
Australian innovation is leading the way in modernising the nation’s vast interstate network, with works progressing on the broader deployment of the next-generation train control system, Advanced Train Management System (ATMS).
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South Bank closure to finish off upgrades
The finishing touches are being added to the multi-million dollar upgrade of Platform 1 at Brisbane’s iconic South Bank station.
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Safety concerns for Perth Airport line
The WA branch of the Rail, Trams and Bus Union (RTBU) has raised concerns that Perth’s Forrestfield-Airport Link is being rushed towards its opening date of October 10.
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Metro makes its mark at awards
Metro Trains Melbourne has been recognised for several projects and initiatives at the annual Australasian
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Flood recovery efforts win excellence award for QR
Queensland Rail is celebrating its win in the Passenger Operations Excellence Award at last week’s Australasian Rail Industry Awards in Melbourne.
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LXRP makes rail traffic logjams relic of the past
In 2015, the Victorian Government created the Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP), aimed at removing up to 50 dangerous and congested level crossings around Melbourne.
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