Western Australia’s CBH Group has entered into an agreement with CRRC Meishan to acquire 200 standard-gauge and 450 narrow-gauge grain hopper wagons, marking a significant investment in expanding the co-operative’s rail fleet as part of the ‘Path to 2033’ Strategy.
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CRRC trackless trams set for Perth trial
The Perth local government area of Stirling has hosted a delegation of senior officials from Chinese manufacturer CRRC, Infrastructure Technology Solutions Group (ITSG) and Curtin University to discuss a trial of trackless trams in Perth planned for this October.
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Four more SDA1s from CRRC
China-based CRRC Corporation shipped four additional second-generation SDA1 locomotives to Australia in January, as part of a supply order between CRRC subsidiary CRRC Ziyang and leading Australian freight service company SCT Logistics.
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CRRC rail train at work on the mine
A 400 metre rail train developed by CRRC is being used by Rio Tinto’s Koodaideri iron mine development project in Western Australia, for the seamless laying and post-maintenance of the branch line connecting the site to the existing Rio Tinto Iron Ore railway network in the south at Lyre Siding.
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First of next set of Waratah trains arrive
The first delivery of the second order of Waratah Series 2 trains have arrived at the Port of Newcastle.
The trains are the first of 17 new Waratah Series 2 trains to expand the Sydney Trains fleet. The
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Closure of Rail Manufacturing CRC leaves room for R&D investment
The Rail Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) held its last event on June 25 and officially closed on July 1 leaving a gap in the Australian rail industry’s research and development landscape.
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