Rail Safety Week 2021
In 2020-21 TasRail reported a 27 per cent increase in level crossing failure to stop or give way incidents around the State.
Tasmanian firm to design and construct new Shiploader
TasRail today announced that it is finalising the negotiations with a Tasmanian business on the Design and Construct Contract for its…
Bringing the horsepower to mental health - Rail R U OK? Day
To mark this year’s Rail R U OK? Day (29 April) TasRail has teamed up with SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY to promote the importance of mental…
Rail Safety Week 2020
TasRail has urged Tasmanians to remember to stop, look, listen and think when they are anywhere near the rail corridor.
TasRail hits key shiploader milestone
New bulk minerals shiploader for Burnie Port
TasRail - We're still here!
An important notice to alert the public that TasRail is still working 24/7.
Rail Safety Week 2019
Consider what you could lose if you ignore the signs and signals - TasRail public awareness campaign launches Rail Safety Week.
TasRail Calls for Drivers to be Alert at Level Crossings
Two recent collisions involving cars and trains have prompted TasRail to issue a stern warning to motorists to “be alert at level crossings…
TasRail - Rebuilding a Rail Network that all Tasmanians Can Be Proud of
TasRail is delighted to be delivering a range of complex infrastructure projects on time and on budget to revitalise Tasmanian’s Rail…
NEW FUNDING TO UNDERPIN A VIBRANT FUTURE FOR TASMANIA’S RAIL INDUSTRY
TasRail’s capacity to deliver freight on rail in a timely, safe and competitive manner has today been further enhanced due to the State…
EXCITING NEW COMMUNITY INITIATIVE TO CLEAN UP THE RAIL CORRIDOR
TasRail is delighted to today launch an exciting new project focused on cleaning up the rail corridor in a bid to deter trespassers…
Public Notice: Road Closure at Old Bell Bay Road, George Town
A level crossing near George Town will be closed this weekend as part of the State and Federal Government’s jointly funded $119.6 million…