An alliance comprising Fulton Hogan Construction, Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM) and the Level Crossing Removal Project will deliver the $171 million contract to remove three level crossings at Melbourne’s south-east.
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National Intermodal completes Beveridge buy
The Australian Government-owned National Intermodal Corporation (National Intermodal) has completed the acquisition of a 1100-hectare site at Beveridge in Melbourne’s northern growth corridor.
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Robel rail deal with ARTC
Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has ordered two ROREXS rail exchange systems from German-based manufacturer Robel Bahnbaumaschinen, one for the delivery of 50 rails and another for the delivery and recovery of 32 rails of 165 metres length each.
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ARTC extends Swietelsky ballast contract
Swietelsky Rail Australia (SRA) will continue to be the preferred contractor for ballast cleaning in the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC)’s Hunter Valley network for the next two years, with the contract extended to June 30, 2025.
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Rio Tinto, Gemco bring rail manufacturing to Pilbara
Mining giant Rio Tinto have teamed up with Gemco Rail to bring local iron ore rail car manufacturing and bearing maintenance to the Pilbara of Western Australia.
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Queensland Budget maintains rail priorities
The Queensland Government’s 2023-24 Budget has confirmed an ongoing pipeline of rail infrastructure investment to continue delivering more frequent, reliable, and accessible rail journeys across the state.
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TrackSAFE webinar for R U OK? Champions
The TrackSAFE Foundation will be hosting a webinar for rail industry members keen to champion the Rail R U OK? cause.
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Trapeze DAS on fast track to sustainability
The Driving Advice Solution (DAS) system offered by public transport specialist The Trapeze Group is providing immediate, measurable, and ongoing sustainability benefits to rail operations.
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Anger over rail safety accreditation fees
Rail safety accreditation fees are set to skyrocket for small rail freight operators due to changes proposed by the Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR) to come into effect on July 1.
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Rail leaders meet in Auckland
New Zealand’s rail industry leaders will converge on Auckland in two weeks to hear the latest innovations, share ideas and connect at the Australasian Railway Association’s major networking event of the year.
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