Audit decries rail shortcomings

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The Victorian Government’s Transport, Distribution and Logistics (TDL) audit (see last month’s WorldCargo News p19) has highlighted problems faced by the rail sector in the state and made a number of recommendations for action, especially in light of the government’s commitment to a significantly increased role for rail in intra- and inter-state freight over the next 10 years and particularly in relation to the Port of Melbourne.

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