Workshop participants Jason Pearce (L) and Adrian Davison (R) with trainer Damian Blinman (C) posing for a photograph during the Constructions skills training workshop, Moree, New South Wales. Images taken at a training session held at the Moree Waste Facility Site run by Moree Plains Shire Council.

October 14, 2020

Helping communities get ‘Inland Rail ready’

We're working with local organisations to help communities make the most of opportunities flowing from Australia’s largest freight rail project.
Construction Sciences Area Manager Ryan Leeson

September 23, 2020

Construction Sciences gives back to local communities through Inland Rail

Inland Rail is creating benefits and opportunities for businesses, big and small. For a national company with regional project offices, like Construction Sciences, working on Inland Rail has provided an opportunity to invest in and upskill staff while helping to revitalise local economies.

SLS Transport's Owner and Director, Stephen Stewart

September 23, 2020

Small NSW heavy trucking business kicking big goals on Inland Rail

Dubbo-based heavy truck haulage business, SLS Transport has expanded its business and created new local job opportunities as a result of the company’s involvement with Inland Rail.

Humes worker

September 17, 2020

Inland Rail drives skills and training focus for Humes

Australian precast concrete manufacturer, Humes has capitalised on the opportunity of working with Inland Rail to invest in and strengthen its operations, people and products.

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