Inland rail plan back in Oz favour

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

After languishing for several years, grand plans for an inland rail line linking Melbourne to Brisbane and beyond are back on the agenda as neither the road network nor an upgraded east coast rail system will cope with future freight demand.

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