Another major milestone has been achieved in Victoria’s VLocity rail project, with Cummins delivering the 300th QSK19 engine for the world-recognised trains which operate on the state’s regional network.
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Electrical fire on Auckland metro network
An electrical fire in a signal cabinet has damaged signalling to the south of Newmarket on the Auckland metro network at just after 5am on Monday morning.
The fire was sparked in a passenger train signalling
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Hundreds of millions of dollars being invested in New Zealand’s KiwiRail network
The New Zealand Government has announced a further $109.7 million rail investment in Northland rail freight on the KiwiRail network.
This follows the injection of $211 million to upgrade Wellington networks
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Track repairs commence following V/Line and freight train crash
Work is now under way to replace more than 1,800 damaged sleepers and more than 180 metres of damaged rail.
Last week an incident involving a freight and passenger train between Chiltern and Barnawartha
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Reduced dwell times to cut Sydney CBD light rail travel time
Sydney’s light rail has become 10 percent faster due to reduced journey times.
The 12-kilometre service between Randwick and Circular Quay had previously been running at around 45-50 minutes and this
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NZ reveals long-term rail plan
A draft plan would facilitate a long-term planning and funding model for rail in New Zealand, with the aim of boosting passenger figures and freight share on rail to help achieve the government’s zero-emissions
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AusRAIL: McCormack highlights rail spending, King calls for skills focus
Minister for infrastructure, transport and regional development Michael McCormack and shadow minister Catherine King have highlighted their parties’ distinct transport commitments at AusRAIL Plus 2019.
“It’s
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Melbourne to axe three more level crossings by 2022
Three level crossings on the Werribee line in Melbourne are to get the chop as part of the Victorian Government’s ongoing Level Crossing Removal Project.
The crossings will be removed at Cherry Street,
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