The NSW government has announced $185 million investment to build on rail infrastructure delivery in Parkes.
The future site of the intersection of Australia’s major freight lines, Parkes
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Freight industry shaping supply chain strategy
The federal Freight Industry Reference Panel has met for the first time to progress industry input into the National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy.
According to panel chair John Fullerton, the work
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NSW provides information for freight industry to be COVID Safe
The NSW government has released industry-specific information for the transport and freight businesses to help them navigate the risk of COVID-19.
According to Minister for Better Regulation, Kevin Anderson,
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ACCC seeks to take Acacia Ridge sale to High Court
ARA pushing for rail to take a greater share of Australia’s growing freight task
The Australasian Railway Association (ARA) will conduct a research program to grow rail’s share of freight, improve productivity in the sector, and increase rail freight infrastructure investment.
The
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Woolworths commits to Moorebank distribution centre
Rail freight competitiveness scheme gets a $4m extension
The Victorian government has boosted a scheme that helps to shift freight from road to rail with a $4 million injection.
The funding will extend the Mode Shift Incentive Scheme (MSIS) to 30 June 2021,
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Achieving sustainability
Australia’s largest rail infrastructure project, Inland Rail and Australia’s largest rail freight operator, Aurizon, share how they’re meeting sustainability targets.
Successful
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Upgrades begin to allow more freight on Northland Line
Major works on New Zealand’s Northland Line have begun to enable more freight to be carried by train and faster passenger services.
The $204.5 million worth of works include replacing bridges, improving
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Inland Rail to grow northern NSW by $160m in first 10 years
An in-depth report on the benefits of Inland Rail to northern NSW has found that the rail line will support $160 million worth of value of goods and services across 16 local government areas in its 10th
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