The NSW Government is one step closer to introducing the high-tech New Intercity Fleet into passenger service, with testing on the tracks held this week.
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Top employer certification for Alstom
Sustainable mobility leader Alstom has received Global Top Employer certification for the first time, with recognition in 22 countries compared to 14 in 2022.
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Kempsey icon Bernie hangs up hat
When 16-year-old Bernie Keast headed off to sit his NSW Railways exam and have a medical examination, he didn’t expect he’d start his lifelong career just three days later.
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New contracts awarded for Sydney Metro projects
Local businesses are set to benefit following the award of contracts for various Sydney Metro projects at St Marys and Crows Nest.
A $16.2 million contract has been won by Built to house up to 200 workers
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V/Line graduates join signalling ranks
A new cohort of graduates have completed their first ever in-house signal maintenance training course and joined the ranks of V/Line staff.
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War medal among items misplaced on QR network
A precious Prisoner of War medal has been reunited with the relieved nephew of a WWII soldier, after it became one of thousands of items lost on the Queensland Rail network this year.
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Peter keeps rail in the family
After almost six decades as a railway man, train driver Peter Markovic is making his final journey with Queensland Rail, but steps away from the controls knowing his family’s connection to the railways will live on through his daughter, Holly.
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Alstom calls for unity to fix workforce shortage
While leading rolling stock manufacturer Alstom has been a premium sponsor of AusRAIL since 2006, this December’s event was the first edition attended by Pascal Dupond in his newly-minted role as managing director for Alstom in Australia and New Zealand.
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Suburban Rail Loop on recruitment drive
Construction of Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) is forging ahead – with the next stage of early works in 2023 creating hundreds of early local jobs, kicking off a pipeline of opportunities for apprentices, trainees and cadets to start their careers on one of Victoria’s most important projects.
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Marking 100 years of women in WA railways
Transport Minister Rita Saffioti has joined a host of female staff from the Public Transport Authority (PTA) to mark 100 years since the first women were employed on the Western Australian Government
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