The performance and punctuality of Victoria’s rail transport network improved again in May.
With April
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Melbourne trams get extra cleaning through Victorian government scheme
Yarra Trams is utilising the Victorian government’s Working for Victoria scheme to clean trams, depots, and high-volume stops.
The $500 million initiative aims to get Victorian jobseekers into work as
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Why celebrating diversity and emerging rail specialists matters
Now is the time for the rail industry to embrace diversity and new ways of finding solutions, write Thomas Kerr, RTAA president, and Laurena Basutu, RTAA marketing manager.
The world has
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Capacity increase on NSW transport network from July 1
Global railway associations highlight post-COVID mobility improvements
A trio of global railway associations have noted that rail is part of the solution to the linked crises of climate change and coronavirus (COVID-19).
In a joint statement, the associations highlight how
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Passenger services begin to return to normal operations
As the threat of coronavirus (COVID-19) eases, passenger rail operations are beginning to return to normal levels of service, however with some changes.
In New Zealand, where Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern
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Extra services added to cope with COVID-19 demand
Transport for NSW has added an extra 3,300 weekly bus and train services around the network to allow for passengers to travel safely as patronage returns to the network.
The services include an extra 250
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SA releases roadmap for safe COVID-19 travel
The South Australian government has released a public transport roadmap to get passengers back on trains, trams, and buses safely.
The plan draws on the Australian Health Protection Principle Committee
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Procurement reform a vital step for economic recovery
ARA CEO Caroline Wilkie makes the case for procurement reform in rollingstock and signalling to assist infrastructure spending to stimulate the economy.
Governments in Australia have
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Curfew suspensions for freight should be permanent: ALC
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has called upon state and territory governments to make temporary curfew suspensions permanent.
The curfews were lifted in the early days of the coronavirus (COVID-19)
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