The dramatic visuals were captured by shocked witnesses who reported the Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway (CPKC) freight train moving through a residential neighbourhood in Otario
Linfox has been ‘let down’ by fragile rail networks
Linfox has been “let down” by the fragility of Australia’s rail networks and some of the logistic group’s customers now refuse to put goods on trains despite the benefit of lower carbon emissions, says chief executive Mark Mazurek.
Why a national Digital ID comes with extreme risks
Implementing a national digital ID system can bring several benefits such as improved efficiency, convenience, and security in various aspects of life. However, there are […]
Melbourne-Brisbane Inland Rail project will never be completed
The Inland Rail project between Melbourne and Brisbane has stalled with just 17 per cent complete, and insiders say it is unlikely it will ever reach the end of the line.
Exposing the Aboriginal Industry: A Call for Equality and Accountability in Closing the Gap
All I can say is, here we go again. More taxpayers’ money, and more failure to close the gap. The voice to Parliament referendum was a divisive event that should never have been allowed to happen. But it produced two good outcomes.
The Downfall of Rail Freight in Australia: Unraveling the Factors Behind its Failure
In the vast expanse of Australia, with its expansive landscapes and extensive networks of roads, rail freight was once hailed as the backbone of the nation’s transportation system.
Only 2% of freight between Melbourne and Sydney goes by rail
Exclusive: rail use dwindles to minuscule levels amid over-reliance on heavy and polluting trucks, industry warns
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Wednesday 24th – Film crew day
A very busy day with a number of jobs moving on. A film crew from the University of Gloucester spent a day on the railway, they are doing a promotional film of the railway which will also count as an assignment for their University year 2.They we…
Why Norse Atlantic Picked Cape Town As Its First African Destination
Norse Atlantic will start scheduled flights to Cape Town in October 2024.
Why Norse Atlantic Picked Cape Town As Its First African Destination
Norse Atlantic will start scheduled flights to Cape Town in October 2024.
Flight Review: What It Was Like Flying SAS’s Smallest Jet
I love to fly on smaller aircraft, and this experience was no exception.
Flight Review: What It Was Like Flying SAS’s Smallest Jet
I love to fly on smaller aircraft, and this experience was no exception.
Southwest Airlines CEO Hints That The Airline May Remove Unassigned Seating
Following a disappointing quarter financially, Southwest Airlines’ CEO admitted that the airline was looking into new revenue iniatives.
Yorkshire railway rebuilds donated Victorian signal box
At Constable Burton, The Wensleydale Railway is rebuilding the Victorian signal box that used to serve Hertford East railway station.
If You Want Loyalty, Buy A Dog: Ryanair CEO On Why The Airline Doesnt Reward Frequent Fliers
The CEO of the Ryanair Group ruled out adding loyalty programs and/or benefits to its passengers.
New TEN-T: These are the new guidelines for gauge migration
The new TEN-T Regulation stresses that the difference in gauges in the EU “severely hampers the interoperability of the railway networks across the Union and even impacts the competitiveness of those isolated railway networks”. The document sets out the conditions for the gauge migration in Member States with a different gauge than 1435 mm. Member…