Kirk Coningham, CEO of the Australian Logistics Council, outlines how the effects of this summer will continue to be felt in the freight rail sector.
It is reasonable to say that many Australians
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Thales ensuring capability and safety
Thales is committed to the continued delivery of capability to our customers while minimising any risk to the safety of our employees and the broader community.
In early March, Thales implemented social
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Notice to proceed issued for HS2
The UK government has issued a ‘notice to proceed’ for companies to begin work on High Speed 2 (HS2).
The decision ensures that construction will go ahead on the controversial project, and confirms
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Operators meeting strengthening demand for rail freight
Figures released by Aurizon show that there has been greater demand for rail freight services in the March quarter of 2020.
The Queensland based business, which operates the Central Queensland Coal Network,
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International bodies urge continuity in public transport
An international group of transport organisations have issued a statement urging that public transport services must run despite coronavirus (COVID-19) mitigation measures.
The group includes the International
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Increase in freight services to meet consumer demand
Pacific National has increased key interstate freight services by up to 15 per cent to meet consumer demand.
According to Pacific National CEO, Dean Dalla Valle, extra services have between all mainland
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Increased appetite for air to rail switch
If concerns around climate change were not enough, modelling by Swiss bank UBS is showing that more people will be looking to switch from air to train travel in Europe following the coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Rail R U OK?Day updated with COVID-19 resources
The importance of looking out for friends, colleagues, and mates in the rail industry has only been further highlighted this year with the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
As routines are
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Rail the backbone of reliable international freight
Although the coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused major disruptions to international supply chains, not all freight and logistics networks have been affected equally.
As countries around the globe have closed
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Freight networks ensuring safe operations continue
Freight operators and network owners around Australia continue to serve businesses and communities, and Tasmania is no exception.
CEO of government-owned TasRail, Steven Dietrich, reminded Tasmanians this
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