Rugby League star Cody Walker empowers young leaders
Inland Rail and the Clontarf Foundation have proudly celebrated the successful completion of the 2026 Clontarf Academy Leadership Camp.
Ready for a career in rail
Three local workers from Broadford and Euroa have secured career-launching roles on Inland Rail, following their completion of the project’s Rail Readiness course.
Inland Rail inspires Riverina students to ‘Try a Trade’
Students from 25 schools across the Riverina have had a glimpse into future careers in the rail industry, through a virtual reality experience with Inland Rail at the Try a Trade Employment Expo in Wagga Wagga last Thursday.
Speed-dating format gives Clontarf students employment pathway options
First Nations students from the Clontarf Foundation had an opportunity to learn more about local employment options, including what it takes to work on the Inland Rail project, during a special employment forum in Wagga Wagga last week.
Inland Rail supplier workshops to hone businesses’ competitive edge
Local businesses wanting to sell goods or services to Inland Rail on its Illabo to Stockinbingal and Beveridge to Albury projects can find out how in upcoming Supplier Capability Development workshops in Cootamundra, Junee, Benalla, Euroa and Broadford.
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 graduate spotlight: David Cresswell
In 2021, Inland Rail partnered with Engineers Australia to build our Graduate Development Program, enabling the best young minds to contribute to Australia’s largest rail infrastructure project. Four years later, a top recruit has graduated as a Project Engineer and is now working on site, supporting the Northern NSW team.
Inland Rail course will put graduates on the road to success
Fifteen local students are now primed and fully qualified for jobs in traffic management after completing a five-day course delivered by the Inland Rail Skills Academy and TAFE NSW at the Albury TAFE.
Inland Rail 560-strong workforce on Stockinbingal to Parkes
Newly released figures from Inland Rail show that more than 550 people have worked on the Stockinbingal to Parkes section of the project.
Inland Rail partnerships help provide pathway to employment
Fifteen young and disadvantaged Wagga Wagga locals have had their future career prospects boosted after completing a Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure, facilitated by the Inland Rail Skills Academy (IRSA), that will help them secure future employment in the rail sector.
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