Posted 3 days ago by bevans
The Inland Rail project is set to revolutionise freight transit throughout regional Australia, and there is the potential for some favourable impacts on the Central West market.
Posted 3 weeks ago by newsbot
The Melbourne to Brisbane Rail Alliance (MBIRA) welcomes commencement of construction on Inland Rail as a historic milestone for Australia to meet its growing national freight task and develop an efficient supply chain.
Posted last month by newsbot
Controversy has erupted over a planned ceremony to mark the Inland Rail's progress through central western NSW
Posted last month by Railpage System User
An Inland Rail Indigenous Participation Plan (IRIPP) is aimed at ensuring local communities share in employment opportunities granted by the construction and operation of the major project.
Posted last month by Railpage System User
Construction of the 1 700 km Melbourne – Brisbane Inland Rail freight corridor was officially launched on December 13 when Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack turned a ceremonial first sod in Parkes, NSW.
Posted last month by bevans
The Lockyer Valley Regional Council should stop trying to meddle in issues that are clearly the responsibility of the State and Commonwealth Governments.
Posted last month by newsbot
NSW Farmers President James Jackson will join Inland Rail Taskforce Chair Adrian Lyons on a tour of farms in the central west region on Monday December 3 to gather more feedback from farmers on the inland rail project.
Posted last month by newsbot
The Inland Rail has been a long time coming for the Darling Downs region but now that the project is a reality, businesses need to be ready to make the most of the opportunities it has to offer.
Posted last month by newsbot
In order for the Inland Rail Narromine to Narrabri project to work it must go through farmland, Member for Parkes Mark Coulton said.
Posted last month by bevans
A community meeting was held in Gilgandra this week to discuss the project. Approximately 200 people attended, many of whom were farmers whose properties the line will cut into.
Posted last month by newsbot
RESIDENTS who live along a proposed inland freight train line have been given a glimmer of hope that any adverse environmental impacts will be assessed.
Posted last month by newsbot
QUESTIONS are again being asked about the safety of Australian Rail Track Corporation's Inland Rail Project after mining giant BHP was last month forced to derail one of its iron ore trains.
Posted last month by newsbot
The multi-billion-dollar Inland Rail project is being hailed as a saviour for both the freight industry and farmers, and it is strongly supported by Deputy Prime Minister and Infrastructure Minister Michael McCormack.
Posted 2 months ago by Railpage System User
August 2018 marked the inauguration of the first Inland Rail Conference, held in Parkes, New South Wales, Australia.
Posted 2 months ago by bevans
Wagners made strong pitch for railway’s diversion, and affected landowners say the consultation was ‘farcical’
Posted 2 months ago by bevans
THE North East rail upgrade was the dominant topic of conversation for locals at the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) information sessions held at the Wangaratta Railway Station last week.
Posted 2 months ago by newsbot
Inland rail concerns were raised in the Senate committees this week.
Posted 2 months ago by newsbot
NSW Farmers, after months of protracted negotiations with the Australian Rail Track Corporation, has laid the $10 billion Inland Rail project’s shortcomings squarely at the feet of the Coalition Government.
Posted 2 months ago by newsbot
WITH the development of one of the country’s largest nation building projects on its doorstep, Narrabri Shire Council is looking to plan for the future.
The planning comes as plans for the Inland Rail Project come to light and are designed to maximise the benefits for the shire.
Posted 3 months ago by bevans
COMMUNITY over coal … it’s that simple, according to Greens MP Michael Berkman.
Posted 3 months ago by Railpage System User
The public-private partnership to build and maintain a key section of the Inland Rail corridor through southern Queensland was launched on October 4, at an event in Toowoomba attended by federal Infrastructure Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack.
Posted 3 months ago by Railpage System User
Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has issued a registration of interest (RoI) to form a public-private partnership (PPP) to build a section of Inland Rail in Queensland.
Posted 3 months ago by bevans
The inland rail project will be put under the spotlight in the Senate from National and Labor MP's.
Posted 3 months ago by newsbot
Community drop-in sessions about the Albury-to-Illabo section of the Inland Rail project have been criticised as being “too late” for the Riverina.
Posted 3 months ago by newsbot
NARRABRI Shire is preparing for the estimated half a billion dollars expected to be spent within its boundaries during the construction of the Melbourne to Brisbane inland rail.
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