Posted yesterday by bevans
To maximise local employment benefits of the Inland Rail, for an important section of the 1700-kilometre Brisbane to Melbourne route, the Coalition Government has announced it will be establishing a ‘One-Stop-Shop’.
Posted 3 days ago by bevans
Federal Labor has called for an honest debate about paying for the $8.4 billion inland rail line from Melbourne to Brisbane,saying the plan to use equity funding was flawed because the asset would never be worth that much.
Posted 3 days ago by bevans
The economic benefits of Inland Rail continue to flow with up to 16 new jobs created in the Parkes region, as two local companies work to supply about $7 million in ballast and capping for the project’s first stage in NSW.
Posted 3 days ago by bevans
WHEN Glenn Churchill is settling down at a retirement village in Gladstone one day, he wants to be able to see the inland rail from Melbourne travelling into the Port City.
Posted 5 days ago by bevans
Train tracks or bridges at 10 locations between Albury and Euroa will have to be replaced or altered to allow bigger double-stacked freight trains to run along the new inland rail system.
Posted one week ago by bevans
Parkes is gearing up to host a conference on the Inland Rail project as construction of the Parkes-to-Narromine section edges closer.
Posted 2 weeks ago by bevans
THE federal government has awarded a $13.5 million contract for “feasibility design work” related to the Inland Rail project between Narromine and Narrabri to JacobsGHD Inland Rail Joint Venture.
Posted 2 weeks ago by bevans
Parkes is gearing up to host the 2018 Inland Rail Conference as the construction of the Parkes to Narromine section of the national project edges closer.
Posted 2 weeks ago by bevans
AUSTRALIAN Rail Track Corporation has been issued a list of "non-negotiables” by Lockyer Valley Regional Council for its Inland Rail Project.
Posted 3 weeks ago by bevans
A NEW alignment for the controversial Inland Rail Project has been proposed at a recent community meeting in Forest Hill.
Posted 3 weeks ago by bevans
Representatives from the NSW Farmers’ Association met with the Deputy Prime Minister in Gilgandra last week, continuing the Association’s call for greater transparency about the inland rail project.
Posted last month by bevans
THE GROUNDSWELL of community concern over the Inland Rail alignment is growing — and here’s the proof.
Posted last month by bevans
REGIONAL towns will be better prepared to reap the benefits of inland rail, with a new online tool to help communities take advantage once the line is running.
Posted last month by newsbot
Cuts to farmers’ supply chain costs as a result of the NSW Government’s investment in 11 major freight rail improvements will only be boosted by Inland Rail, ARTC CEO John Fullerton said today.
Posted last month by bevans
Members of the Narromine Rail Action Group held a protest rally to capture the ears of politicians visiting the region last week.
Posted last month by bevans
The first of 200,000 sleepers have been delivered to Peak Hill in preparation for the first stage of the Inland Rail project in NSW.
Posted last month by bevans
Chairman of the industry representative body Freight On Rail Group, Dean Dalla Valle is calling on the general public to become advocates for rail freight infrastructure.
Posted last month by bevans
The first track on the Melbourne to Brisbane Inland Rail project will be laid this year and the economic benefits are already starting to flow with 20 new jobs created in the Southern Highlands to produce 200,000 concrete sleepers for the first stage of the project in NSW.
Posted last month by bevans
The last gap in the $9 billion freight railway linking Melbourne to Brisbane won't have to be filled for two decades because of a lack of demand, according to its chief executive.
Posted last month by bevans
The nomination period for four Inland Rail Community Consultative Committees in New South Wales has been extended to give the community more time to participate in contributing vital feedback to the Inland Rail project.
Posted last month by bevans
Cuts to farmers’ supply chain costs as a result of the NSW Government’s investment in 11 major freight rail improvements will only be boosted by Inland Rail, ARTC CEO John Fullerton said.
Posted last month by bevans
OUTRAGED southsiders have come out swinging at all levels of government over the Inland Rail project which will impact residents in Algester, Parkinson and Acacia Ridge.
Posted last month by newsbot
A seachange on the approach to talks over the inland rail route has seen NSW Farmers agree to a new template over access to farms for the project.
Posted last month by bevans
TOOWOOMBA Mayor Paul Antonio is fighting an allegation of misconduct over his dealings with the Inland Rail project.
Posted 2 months ago by bevans
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) is undertaking its next phase of industry engagement for the Inland Rail project with city-based industry briefing sessions planned this month.
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