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Inland Rail is not stalled , boss insists, amid concerns Labor wavering on $31bn project

Inland Rail is not stalled , boss insists, amid concerns Labor wavering on $31bn project
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Inland Rail is not stalled , boss insists, amid concerns Labor wavering on $31bn project | Transport

CEO Nick Miller says ‘strong progress’ being made in Queensland and northern NSW, pushing back on fears freight line is stuck in ‘holding pattern’

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Where does the UK rank when it comes to safe roads?

Here are the countries with the safest and most dangerous road in the world.

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The Debate: Will the traffic plan for Dublin improve life in the city?

The plan aims to reroute traffic travelling through Dublin city centre and on to somewhere else. But not everyone is in favour of it

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Red Alert: Workplaces to feel the heat as storms, tempers, and temperatures soar

As the country rattles through the storm alphabet, thoughts are turning to how flood-hit roads, power outages, clean-ups and rising costs will affect how (and where) we work

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