The Victorian Government is seeking feedback on upgrades to the tram network in Port Melbourne.
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Meeting mobility needs while growing industry: The Victorian Rollingstock Strategy
Ensuring that rollingstock supply keeps up with the boom in infrastructure construction is a significant task for Victoria, but the state has a plan to do it.
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Rail industry marks International Day of People with Disability with accessibility focus
Accessibility will be a major focus of day three of AusRAIL, inline with December 3 being the International Day of People with Disability.
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Audit finds accessibility lacking on Melbourne tram network
The Victorian Auditor General has found that the Department of Transport and Yarra Trams are at risk of breaching disability legislation due to the lack of accessibility on Melbourne’s tram network.
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Melbourne to trial real-time crowding data
Ouyen intermodal future awaits MBRP outcome
A community group in in Ouyen, north-west Victoria, is closing in on the construction of a new intermodal terminal, however is awaiting one missing link; the replacement of a rail siding removed in the
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V/Line CEO stood down
Victorian Minister for Public Transport Ben Carroll has suspended V/Line CEO James Pinder.
Carroll made the decision due to advice from the Department of Transport that the Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption
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KTK Australia denies forced labour allegations
Allegations that slave labour was used in the production of components used in a number of Australian rollingstock fleets have been strongly denied by KTK Australia.
In a statement, KTK Australia said
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Transport investment creates opportunity for skills development, local manufacturing
There is a significant opportunity to grow skills and investment in the Australian public transport sector, a new report has found.
Conducted by the Rail Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (CRC),
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Operators contend with drops in passenger numbers
As government advice has encouraged people to stay at home during the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic, passenger transport numbers have plummeted.
This has led to train and tram network operators working
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