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The solution to Australia’s freight challenge
This document provides an overview of how Inland Rail will transform the movement of freight around Australia, creating more opportunities for regions to connect to cities and businesses to markets.
Inland Rail at work
Inland Rail isn’t just Australia’s largest freight infrastructure project. It’s a game-changer for our regions that’s generating thousands of local jobs and significantly boosting local business investment. But Inland Rail is also about people: the local suppliers helping build our infrastructure; the local business owners keeping our supply chains moving; the local shop owners who generously support our project teams while we’re working in their communities. These are their stories.
Supporting local industry participation
We engage a number of major contractors who, in turn, use smaller suppliers and businesses to deliver a variety of goods, services and works to complete the supply chain for delivery of Inland Rail. Find out how your business can get involved.
Your future with Inland Rail
Building one of the world’s most significant infrastructure projects is a massive undertaking and during the peak of construction, Inland Rail will provide more than 21,500 direct and indirect jobs. A project of this size and importance needs an amazing team. Find out how you can help us build Australia’s largest freight rail infrastructure project.
The case for Inland Rail
In 2014-15, the Australian Rail Track Corporation worked with PricewaterhouseCoopers to develop a detailed business case for Inland Rail. The Case for Inland Rail document provides summary of the key aspects of the Inland Rail Business Case.
Route history of Inland Rail 2006-2021
The Inland Rail Route History 2006-2021 document summarises key decisions that have informed the current route for Inland Rail between Melbourne and Brisbane via regional Victoria, New South Wales and southeast Queensland. This document is intended to provide the reader with an understanding of these decisions and the reasoning behind them.
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