Posted 13 hours ago by newsbot
IT WAS to be the decision the Darling Downs had been waiting for since May when the Federal Government pledged $8.4billion for the Inland Rail project it says will transform Australia.
Posted yesterday by bevans
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull has defended the Federal Government’s decision to build the final leg of the Melbourne to Brisbane inland railway on Queensland floodplains.
Posted yesterday by bevans
THE Melbourne to Brisbane inland rail line will not run past Warwick in a decision confirmed in Toowoomba yesterday.
Posted yesterday by bevans
Freight trains will officially come through Albury-Wodonga as part of the inland rail project after the federal government released preferred its full preferred route.
Posted yesterday by bevans
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has defended the federal government's decision to build the final leg of the Melbourne to Brisbane inland railway on a Queensland flood plain.
Posted yesterday by Railpage System User
Farmers in southern Queensland say the decision to build the Melbourne-to-Brisbane route through a floodplain could be "catastrophic" and the consultation process lacked transparency.
Posted yesterday by bevans
The Melbourne-to-Brisbane inland rail line will be built across the Condamine floodplain in Queensland, despite farmers' warnings that it could put lives at risk.
Posted 2 days ago by bevans
The Nationals’ Cootamundra by-election candidate Stephanie Cooke says a freight hub at Junee is “very much on the table” as details of how the Inland Rail will look begin to emerge.
Posted 6 days ago by bevans
Representatives from the rail industry came together to meet with Commonwealth ministers to discuss the need for a National Rail Industry Plan for the Benefit of Australia.
Posted one week ago by bevans
RIDDLED with frustration, a south-east Queensland MP has called a Federal Government agency "idiots" in a spray over the $8.4 billion Melbourne to Brisbane inland rail.
Posted one week ago by bevans
AN ENVIRONMENTAL group has raised concerns about the dust from coal trains and says a tunnel should be seriously considered as part of the Inland Rail project.
Posted one week ago by bevans
It has been some time since the hype in early May after the Federal Budget announcement of $8.4 billion for inland freight rail to link Melbourne and Brisbane. Uncertainty around the 198km Yelarbon and Gowrie section remains and Southern Darling Downs landholders are still waiting to learn the designated route.
Posted one week ago by bevans
The federal government and the Australian Rail Track Corporation are calling for registrations of interest for the Parkes to Narromine section of the Inland Rail project.
Posted one week ago by bevans
LARRY Pappin learnt only two days ago that the massive Inland Rail might run through his property - and he wants some answers.
Posted 2 weeks ago by bevans
THE push for the inland rail to loop near Warwick continues, as a decision from the federal government looms.
Posted 3 weeks ago by bevans
A CRITICAL section of the $8.4 billion Inland Rail project connecting to Toowoomba's western fringes is no closer to being decided on as the Federal Government continues to evaluate four route options.
Posted 3 weeks ago by bevans
FRUSTRATED landholders appear no closer to knowing the route of the critical Queensland section of the inland rail, despite a decision from Canberra now being months overdue.
Posted last month by bevans
JOHN McVeigh has vowed to take up the Inland Rail route decision with his political colleagues after a lack of movement on the decision in recent weeks.
Posted last month by bevans
The first official discussions on the Inland Rail project took place in Parkes on Wednesday, with a steady turnout of curious residents.
Posted last month by newsbot
PLANS to add an extra 40 trains a day to the Inland Rail network, which runs through southern parts of Logan, has raised the ire of Logan City Council.
Posted last month by bevans
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has appointed Neil Burlison as the general manager finance of the new Inland Rail division.
Posted last month by bevans
TWO of Toowoomba's biggest ever construction projects have not brought a population boom to Toowoomba, but the proposed Inland Rail might.
Posted 2 months ago by Railpage System User
Another milestone for the long-planned Inland Rail corridor was reached on July 19, when the New South Wales state government released the Environmental Impact Statement for the Parkes – Narromine upgrading project in New South Wales. Project promoter ARTC says public consultation on the EIS will run until August 18.
Posted 2 months ago by bevans
Parkes residents will be among the first in the country to have their say about Australia’s new inland rail network after it went on public exhibition on Wednesday.
Posted 2 months ago by bevans
AS SOUTH-WEST Queensland residents await the impending announcement on one of the most controversial sections of the Melbourne-to- Brisbane inland rail project, other route options are still being floated by intersted bystanders.
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