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ARTC Statement on Inland Rail Review release

The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) acknowledges the public release of the independent Inland Rail Review, led by Dr. Kerry Schott, for the Australian Government, and its focus on the planning, governance, and delivery of the Inland Rail program of work.  

April 6, 2023

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Aerial view of the double-stack container train travels through a rural area near Parkes, New South Wales.

ARTC notes the findings of the Independent Review and the Government’s response and is committed to working closely with the Australian Government to implement those recommendations.

We understand there is a high level of interest from staff, customers, contracting partners and community to understand the Recommendations in more detail and we will work hard to provide more information in coming days.

Mr Peter Duncan AM – Chair of the ARTC Board

April 6, 2023

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