Celebrating cultural continuity and connection across Wiradjuri Country
Inland Rail is committed to building meaningful and respectful relationships with First Nations communities, recognising that collaboration with Traditional Owners and artists is an essential part of delivering infrastructure responsibly.
Major works delivered during 96-hour track possession
Inland Rail has successfully completed construction activities during a 96-hour track possession on the Albury to Illabo section of the project.
Edmondson Street bridge closure date announced
The Edmondson Street bridge in Wagga Wagga will be temporarily closed on Saturday 22 November to begin a trial of traffic mitigation measures aimed at minimising disruption for local road users during the construction of the new bridge.
Kemp Street bridge, Junee: temporary closure and community transport options
Kemp Street bridge in Junee is temporarily closed for approximately 18 months while we build a new, higher bridge that will allow double-stacked trains to safely pass underneath.
Rail industry comes together to improve Albury to Illabo operational noise model
Inland Rail has listened to community feedback and collected more real-life data to support the Albury to Illabo project operational noise model.
Local workers on track to a brighter future with Inland Rail
Eighteen Wagga Wagga locals including sixteen First Nations participants are on track for a bright future working in the rail industry after graduating from a five-week course to build their infrastructure skills thanks to the Inland Rail Skills Academy (IRSA).
Albury to Illabo: Traffic and Transport Modelling
This information explains the key findings from the Albury to Illabo Preferred Infrastructure Report and the proposed solutions for bridge construction sequencing, and vehicle and pedestrian detours.
Albury to Illabo: Level Crossings and Wait Times
We’ve heard through the public exhibition of the Albury to Illabo Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Preferred Infrastructure Report (PIR) and our engagement with community members that people have a keen interest in how Inland Rail’s train movements may affect traffic at level crossings. This information explains the studies completed as part of the Albury to Illabo PIR and the key findings.
Albury to Illabo: Operational Noise and Vibration
When Inland Rail is operational it will generate noise for residents in locations including their own homes, schools and in hospitals. This information explains the key findings from the Albury to Illabo Preferred Infrastructure Report and the steps going forward to minimise impacts wherever possible.
Albury to Illabo: Understanding Train Numbers, Lengths and Speed
This information will assist you in understanding estimated train numbers, lengths and speeds relating to the Albury to Illabo section of Inland Rail.
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