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But that's probably because the track has existed in the areas it operates in for ages- and its been well maintained enough to allow fast running.

Klink, the track did have to be upgraded to allo ...

While I accept the reasons for not allowing condolence posts (with some reservations as noted by Sthyer above), I don't see why it is acceptable to post insulting and distasteful remarkes, such as tho ...

Glad to see the Sth East Strangler depart this world, it is the only good thing he has ever done! Cool

Any chance of a moderator deleting this disgraceful post from our forum?

Allan Scott was a South Australian champion and a business legend.

He must have employed thousands of people directly and god knows how many more indirectly, very few indeed could ever claim to hav ...

Draffa, I think you'll find that the land is government land, leased to pastoralists (for cattle stations) and the mining companies have exploration licences and rights to dig up whatever is under the ...

When I was a kid I lived on Military Road in Henley Beach South. I knew the road was built to link up the forts, but I never knew about that railway, so thanks for that Well Done

Thanks Fabricator. I assume the Riverland intermodal terminal will be at Tookayerta - unless somebody is going to build a new railway to the Riverland.

It was never connected to the Henley Beach line, as it didn't cross the Torrens River.

It would not have needed to cross the Torrens River, which, back then, entered a swamp known as The Reedbeds a ...

Other than the Outer Harbour line which has concrete sleepers, the trouble with the rest of the system is to do with track and speed restrictions, bought about by by rotten sleepers etc! Electrifying ...

Last I looked, PN is not listed on the ASX. Toll is, but so what?

What happens with PN will not affect Toll's share price anyway, as PN is wholly owned by Asciano - a seperate company that was sp ...

Sorry for all the irrelevant if interesting information people have posted above - remind us not to bother next time.

Laughing

Bing, your sarcasm cracks me up. And thanks for the last half of you ...

Hi,

I was driving on the SE Freeway at Callington today and I saw a semi pass me and it load was two Pacific National trailers and at Monarto Sth there was a ballast train sitting in the grain sidi ...

Commisserations Edith, but this is not the fault of the location - there should have been taxis and a shuttle service there. Taxi companies know when the three interstate trains that access APT are du ...

Shane wrote:

"Commuters are by their age bracket cpable of walking up to 1km and carry little more than a single bag without dying of a heart attack. Hence why the catchment for rail is about 500m ...

So, according to the story in the link, the Perilya ore train was travelling empty to Leigh Creek to collect coal. Silly me - I thought it went to Puttapa to collect ore. Rolling Eyes