Meeting business and community expectations
In an exclusive interview with Rail Express, Mark Campbell, CEO and managing director of ARTC sets out his vision for the national rail track organisation.
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Learning the lessons of COVID-19 to build a future transportation network
If there was one phrase that was said in every session of AusRAIL Live & On Demand, it would be “never waste a good crisis” and in the final discussion of the three-day program, focus turned to exactly how rail would come out of 2020 and implement the lessons learnt during COVID-19.
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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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Membership of national freight industry reference panel announced
The new Freight Industry Reference Panel will provide Australian federal, state, and territory transport and infrastructure ministers with an industry perspective on the National Freight and Supply Chain
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Rail showcasing what’s possible in regional Australia
Smart thinking between Pacific National and Wagner Corporation highlights the many possibilities of rail freight.
News broke in early March that two powerhouses of regional transport and
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New CEO announced for ARTC
Mark Campbell is the new CEO of the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC).
Campbell will take over from John Fullerton after his appointment was confirmed by the board of the ARTC.
Deputy Prime Minister
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Port Botany freight network upgrades added to IA Priority List
Infrastructure Australia will add the Port Botany Rail Line Duplication and Cabramatta Passing Loop project to the body’s Infrastructure Priority List.
The recognition signals the project as a significant
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Moving freight by rail is easing Australia’s strained supply chains
Australia’s rail network is ensuring the nation’s supply chain stays intact.
People are working around-the-clock to ensure safe passage for 1,800-metre freight trains carrying essential products for
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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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The divergent future of intermodal in Australia
While increasing freight volumes are putting pressure on infrastructure in some locations, elsewhere limited growth is leading to projects being deferred.
Intermodal terminals were
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