Just as work on upgrades to the North East Line have continued in Victoria, despite the COVID-19 crisis, so
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North East Rail Line upgrade continuing
Work is continuing on the upgrade of the North East Rail Line, the ARTC confirmed on Friday, March 27.
While shutdowns of non-essential services to limit the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) have affected
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Joint communiqué affirms indispensability of rail freight
Australia’s largest rail freight operators and infrastructure managers have welcomed statements by Australian governments ensuring that rail freight services continue despite state border closures and
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Infrastructure works an “essential service”
Major infrastructure projects are ensuring the safety of their staff while continuing to progress upgrades and significant works while COVID-19 mitigation measures close down other sectors.
The Cross River
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Freight continues as borders shut
With states closing their borders to interstate travel, those needing to continue to travel, including rail freight operators, into Western Australia and the Northern Territory are being asked to complete
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Rail stocks see rebound
While stock markets around the globe have seen a series of wild weeks with swings some of the largest they have been for a century, one area of safety is rail freight.
ASX-traded Aurizon (AZJ) received
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Room for growth in trying times
Industry seeks clarity on status of rail freight
The Australian rail sector is calling for a clear statement from governments that rail freight is an “essential service” and can continue to operate despite coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdowns.
“With
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Transport agencies respond to COVID-19 shutdown
On Sunday, March 22, NSW and Victoria announced shutdowns of non-essential services from midday, Monday, March 23.
While both states have continued to determine that public transport is an essential service,
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COVID-19 stimulus package: what it means for businesses in rail
The federal government has announced a $17.6 billion economic plan to keep Australian businesses in business, so what does this mean for the rail sector?
As the entire global economy faces significant
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