The Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR) has welcomed the issue of a $30,000 fine to a train driver who put lives at risk after inexplicably “losing” four carriages, and failing to take immediate action to secure and recover them.
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Broken Hill line set to reopen
The Parkes to Broken Hill line in New South Wales is set to finally reopen on the week commencing January 23, after being closed in October due to damage from severe weather events.
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Stockinbingal to Parkes gets go-ahead
Construction works on the Inland Rail Stockinbingal to Parkes project in NSW will begin in late 2022 following planning approval for two works packages.
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$185m investment to build on Parkes rail links
Inland rail continues major construction with added safety measures
Inland Rail’s construction is continuing along with other major construction projects, with the safe delivery of freight and transport infrastructure a high priority.
The Australian Rail Track Corporation
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Australia’s faster rail future
Faster rail forms part of the federal government’s strategy to deal with population growth and congestion. The National Faster Rail Agency’s acting CEO Malcolm Southwell discusses his agency’s
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Over 63km of track removed in first phase of Inland Rail project
The Australasian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has now removed over 63 kilometres of existing rail line from the Inland Rail construction in Parkes, New South Wales.
The project, a partnership between
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