Wandong residents have been invited to provide feedback on the Inland Rail designs for the Broadford-Wandong Road bridge project in Victoria, after the designs were unveiled by the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC).
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New rail post for Loughborough
The National Transport Research Organisation (NTRO) has appointed an experienced rail and transport executive, Natalie Loughborough, as its new Executive Director, Rail.
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Inland Rail course puts trainees on track for brighter future
Seven New South Wales First Nations students are on track for a bright future in the rail industry after completing a critical five-week Inland Rail course to build their rail infrastructure skills, opening up potential career opportunities as track workers, track installers, and track maintenance crew.
Local community members, including young adults along the Inland Rail alignment, took the accredited Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure training course that was run by the Inland Rail Skills Academy (IRSA) in partnership with TIC Training Group in Albury and at the Ettamogah Rail Hub.
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Shaping the future of mobility at InnoTrans
From September 24 to 27, 2024, InnoTrans will once again invite experts from around the world to shape the future of mobility together.
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Works boost safety on Melbourne to Adelaide line
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) will carry out essential rail maintenance and improvement works on the Melbourne to Adelaide line from Saturday, August 19 through to early Tuesday, August 22.
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Rail Safety Week: Victorians warned of risky behaviour
Victorians are being urged to take care and avoid distractions and risky behaviour on the public transport network, with new data showing thousands of passengers are putting themselves at risk.
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Risk management breakdown in fatal Wallan derailment
A breakdown in risk management processes contributed to the 2020 derailment of an XPT passenger train at Wallan, Victoria, which resulted in two fatalities.
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Phone calls cost train driver $20,000
The Victorian train driver who exposed his passengers, and those on another train, to the risk of a collision while talking on his mobile phone, has been fined $20,000 in the Melbourne Magistrate’s Court.
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Contractors shortlisted for final Victorian Inland Rail sections
Construction contractors CPB Contractors, John Holland and McConnell Dowell have been shortlisted to build the final eight Inland Rail projects in Victoria.
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Funding available for regional level crossings
State and territory governments are invited to apply for funding for new and upgraded railway crossings under the Australian Government’s Regional Level Crossing Upgrade Fund (RLCUF).
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