Rail freight upgrades at Moora and Cranbrook are playing a critical role in moving Western Australia’s largest ever grain harvest, helping get more than 24 million tonnes of product to port faster.
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The first sod has been turned at the $1.62 billion Beveridge Intermodal Precinct in Melbourne’s north, marking construction of Australia’s largest and most advanced logistics hub.
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The very first freight train has arrived at the newly constructed Somerton Intermodal Terminal in Victoria, marking a milestone in the delivery of the freight infrastructure project.
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Global port operator DP World has welcomed a Western Australian minister to break ground on a new $18 million project that will boost the state’s freight network.
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The Victorian government has confirmed the new-look Metro Tunnel network will open this Sunday, November 30, with trains set to re-work the city’s rail network.
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The regulators in charge of road, rail and infrastructure in New South Wales have joined forces to find a way of shrinking approval times for businesses needing to roll oversize overmass freight over the Read More
The Western Australian government’s container rail subsidy has produced a record year for the movement of container freight by rail in the state.
During 2024-25, 23.5 per cent of container freight transported Read More
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator has launched 2025’s Rail Safety Week, reminding heavy vehicle drivers to stay alert around rail and level crossings. Read More
The release of the final report into the derailment of a freight train at Traveston in Queensland in February 2022 has pointed to a breakdown in the alarm monitoring systems within Queensland Rail.
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The Victorian government has announced the appointment of a new CEO to V/Line following an extensive recruitment process.
William Tieppo has been appointed to the role, bringing more than two decades of Read More