The Australian Government has accepted the findings of Dr Schott AO report, in full or in principle - The Delivery of Inland Rail: An Independent Review. Copies of the report and the Government's response are available. Information on this website is currently under review.
New research on the long-term investment opportunities and economic uplift from Inland Rail is a valuable resource for communities, industries and governments so they can plan ahead to realise its benefits.
Food, grain, transport and logistics are some of the sectors likely to see additional investment with the operation of Inland Rail from Goondiwindi to just below Narromine.
The Australian and Queensland Governments have called for public comment on the draft Terms of Reference for an international independent panel of expert hydrologists and engineers.
Four students from regional Queensland are the first to be awarded scholarships under the Australian Rail Track Corporation’s Inland Rail Skills Academy.
Sixteen project proposals have been assessed as eligible under the first round of the Australian Government’s $44 million Inland Rail Interface Improvement Program.
Inland Rail can add another $13.3 billion in gross regional product for regional Australia — that’s the news from EY (formerly Ernst and Young) who carried out an 8-month study looking at the long-term economic opportunities Inland Rail will deliver.
In 2019-20 we’re taking the time to improve our website so you can find the information you need to connect to the benefits of Inland Rail and understand its impacts.
