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Transport Canberra (CMA)
Single line opened 2019, serving 13 stops. An initial section of light rail line from Gungahlin south to Alinga Street in the city centre opened on April 20 2019 (12 km, 13 stops). Work on the route began in 2016 after award of a 20-year build-and-operate contract to Canberra Metro ...
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Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR), Australia
Established in 2013 by National Rail Safety reform legislation, the ONRSR has established a single rail safety regulator and unified set of national regulations. ONRSR has responsibility for regulatory oversight of rail safety in every Australian state and territory, to promote and improve national rail safety and ensure the safety ...
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Railway Technical Society of Australasia (RTSA)
RTSA promotes the science and practice of railway engineering and related technology, and seeks the advancement of the rail industry through excellence in engineering and technology. It represents the interests of rail professionals in Australia and New Zealand. Address11 National CircuitBarton, ACT 2600AustraliaPhone+61 2 6270 6555Emailadmin@rtsa.com.auWebsitewww.rtsa.com.au
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Rail Track Association Australia (RTAA)
RTAA is a voluntary, not-for-profit organisation, which pursues and promotes the interests of track infrastructure within the Australian rail sector. RTAA represents and supports infrastructure owners, contractors, consultants, manufacturers, industry regulators, suppliers, academics, research and development personnel. Founded in 1973, RTAA invites membership from individuals, corporations, government bodies, tertiary education ...
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Transport for Victoria (TfV)
Transport for Victoria was established on July 1 2019, through the merger of Public Transport Victoria and VicRoads into the Victoria Department of Transport to create an integrated body for the planning and oversight of all transport modes. It works closely with the Major Transport Infrastructure Authority and supports the ...
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Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport & Regional Economics (BITRE)
BITRE undertakes applied economic research relevant to infrastructure, transport and regional services. Rail research is included in BITRE’s transport research programme which concentrates on emerging issues in the transport sector and is designed to assist in developing government policy. AddressPO Box 501Canberra, ACT 2601AustraliaPhone+61 2 6274 7818Fax+61 2 6274 6855Emailbitre@infrastructure.gov.auWebsitebitre.gov.au
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Australian Rail, Tram & Bus Industry Union (RBTU)
Trades union represents some 35 000 service employees in light rail, passenger rail, freight rail, and publicly-operated bus networks. RTBU’s objective is to organise workers in the transport industry to protect and build their rights at work. AddressSuite 5.01, Level 5377-383 Sussex StreetSydney, NSW 2480AustraliaPhone+61 2 8203 6099Emailrtbu@rtbu.org.auWebsitewww.rtbu.org.au
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Department for Infrastructure & Transport (DIT), South Australia
The Department has a broad role in integrating urban and regional development issues, transport infrastructure and services, cultural development and community needs, and plays an important part in management of the state’s transport systems. DIT awarded Keolis Downer an eight-year contract for operation and maintenance of Adelaide’s commuter rail network ...
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Association of Tourist and Heritage Rail Australia Inc (ATHRA)
Incorporated in June 2004 as a national body for Australia’s tourist and heritage railways. It provides representation to statutory bodies and contributes to government regulatory reviews and legislation concerning rail and tram operations and safety, drawing on the knowledge and experience of its members. ATHRA also operates an examination system ...
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Australasian Railway Association (ARA)
Formed in 1994, ARA is the political voice of the rail industry in Australia and New Zealand, acting as advocate for nearly 200 member organisations. It represents all passenger, freight, track operators and the wider rail supply industry in Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia. ARA’s fundamental purpose is to create ...
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