Cornerstone Technology to Improve Train Management Systems
The Australasian Railway Association (ARA) has welcomed this morning’s announcement from the Federal Government, approving a first…
ALC Welcomes Funding for New Rail Technology
Australian Logistics Council Managing Director Michael Kilgariff has welcomed confirmation that $15.5 million has been approved for…
Minding the conversation gap on Rail R U OK?Day
The Australian rail industry is taking a proactive approach to the emotional wellbeing of its 110,000 employees through the launch…
Changes to strengthen rail industry innovation and advocacy
The Australasian Railway Association (ARA) recently announced changes to the structure of two important rail industry bodies to further…
Consistency in rail specific training to save industry millions
The rail industry’s peak body, the Australasian Railway Association (ARA), will tonight launch the National Track Safety Induction…
TRESSPASS ON TASRAIL LOCOMOTIVE – SULPHUR CREEK
At about 0900hrs on the 23 February 2015, TASRAIL Control were advised by a member of the public that, two or three persons were observed…
Western Line re-opened
TasRail advises that the Western Line re-opened today at 12:30 with normal train services resuming across the North West Coast this…
low speed derailment near Kimberley
TasRail confirms a low speed derailment of a south bound train caused a total of 10 wagons to come off the tracks last night. The incident…
NEW TRAIN CONTROL SYSTEM IS A GAME CHANGER FOR TASRAIL
An $11 million Advanced Network Train Control System (ANCS) is now operating across the Tasmanian Rail Freight Network, representing…
TasRail Welcomes ATSB Investigation Report
TasRail today welcomed the release of the Preliminary Investigation Report by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) into the…
Christmas Rail Safety Message
TasRail would like to take this opportunity to urge the community to think about rail safety over this holiday season.
Major Announcement: Work on the Burnie Port Optimisation Project set to commence
Work to redevelop crucial rail and freight transport facilities at the Port of Burnie is set to commence within weeks.