Australia east-west rail going double-stack

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The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has begun work on the A$3M replacement of the 35 year old Dowd’s Hill tunnel on the line between Broken Hill and Adelaide, a key part of the programme to enable double-stack container trains to travel from Parkes through Broken Hill to Adelaide and Perth.

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