Inland Rail spending with local companies passes $660 million
Newly released figures from Inland Rail show that total spending with local companies on the project exceeded $660 million at the end of December, with some $130 million spent during 2025, delivering a major boost to regional economies and communities on the Inland Rail alignment.
New art installations at Wangaratta station acknowledge local culture and history
A colourful mural symbolising travel through landscape, a sculpture celebrating rail workers and a three-piece sculpture from a celebrated first nations artist have been installed at the Wangaratta railway station precinct as part of the Inland Rail transformation.
Inland Rail helps drive NLA Trucking’s First Nations mission
Nicole Appleton’s NLA Trucking is an inspiring local First Nations business benefitting from the Inland Rail project in Victoria.
Meet the Contractor event will outline Inland Rail work opportunities for Albury businesses
Local and First Nations businesses and community members in Albury will have a chance to find out about potential commercial opportunities on the Albury to Illabo section of the Inland Rail project at a ‘Meet the Contractor’ event being held in town this week.
Meet the Contractor event will outline Inland Rail work opportunities for Wagga Wagga businesses
Local and First Nations businesses and community members in Wagga Wagga will have a chance to find out about potential commercial opportunities on the Albury to Illabo section of the Inland Rail project at a ‘Meet the Contractor’ event being held in town tomorrow.
Annual Sustainability Report 2023-2024
This is the sixth annual sustainability report for Inland Rail, reporting on environmental, social and economic benefits realised during the 2023-2024 financial year and progress against key sustainability objectives and targets. Click the 'Download' button, below, to access a PDF version of the report.
Inland Rail Skills Academy graduates get on the tools
A trio of Inland Rail Skills Academy graduates have used their new-found skills to find employment with Inland Rail contractor Martinus Rail and make their own contributions to the project.
Beveridge to Albury Tranche 1 community benefits snapshot
Infographic summarising benefits of the Beveridge to Albury project for the local community.
Local businesses flock to find out about Inland Rail opportunities
Inland Rail’s ‘Meet the Contractor’ events in Broadford, Euroa and Benalla have generated extraordinary interest from local businesses, with more than 120 turning up to meet with Inland Rail and construction partner John Holland to find out how they can become suppliers of goods and services to the freight rail project.
Local businesses turn out in large numbers for Inland Rail opportunities
Forty local and First Nations businesses attended an Inland Rail ‘meet the contractor’ event in Broadford to hear about the opportunities to supply the freight rail project.
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