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Track + Signal - October-December 2016

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High-speed rail is back on the agenda in Australasia. Just days after the subject was discussed at the 2016 Financial Review National Infrastructure Summit in Sydney, a locally based consortium announced plans to create a Sydney-Melbourne HSR link drawing on value-capture from real estate development for funding. In the New South Wales state budget, rail freight emerged as a major winner. Signalling is set to be boosted through several key projects, not least of all in Queensland, where $500 million has been marked for investment. Rail linkages to ports are being also strengthened, and in August heavy-haul rail celebrated its annual conference at one of Australia's major coal-export gateways: Mackay in northern Queensland.

Track + Signal Description:

Herausgeber: Wabonga-Press

Kategorie: Business

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Quarterly

Published quarterly, Track+Signal is the only magazine dedicated specifically to the business of rail transportation in Australasia. Its audience includes not only key corporate executives, engineers, politicians and other professionals within the rail industry but also serious amateur rail enthusiasts and those with a general interest in public transport infrastructure and technology and/or the rail heritage of Australia and New Zealand. Each issue carries articles on new equipment, track and station construction and staffing appointments, news briefs, case studies, company profiles, opinion and analysis essays, and tributes to historic rolling stock throughout Australasia and overseas. All content is aimed equally at experienced rail sector members and keen lay readers.