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In Australia, Adelaide Metro has introduced batteries on diesel trains for the first time, improving sustainability

Adelaide Metro Introduces Batteries on Diesel Trains to Save Fuel

In Australia, Adelaide Metro has introduced batteries on diesel trains for the first time, improving sustainability. The $7.2 million project was launched in collaboration with ABB to reduce fuel costs. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Fare Evasion Crackdown in Australia: Over $1 Million in Fines Issued

Authorities in Australia issued over $1 million in fare evasion fines since 50-cent fares started. Officials intensified enforcement, ensuring passengers comply with fare policies to maintain transport efficiency. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

ACCC Approves Tender Process for Rail Profiling Services

The ACCC has proposed authorising a joint tender process for rail profiling services. This decision allows Queensland Rail Limited and Aurizon Network Pty Ltd to oversee the procurement. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Siemens has unveiled a model of a new train that will be added to the Sydney Metro on the Western Sydney Airport line.

Sydney Metro: Siemens Unveils a New Train for the Future Line

Siemens has unveiled a model of a new train that will be added to the Sydney Metro on the Western Sydney Airport line. The presentation will allow passenger feedback to be considered before the final production of the rolling stock. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Luxurious New Suites Coming to the Ghan Train in 2026

Two opulent train suites, Australis and Aurora, will redefine luxury travel on the Ghan Train. Journey Beyond has introduced these premium accommodations, with first departures scheduled for April 2026. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Western Australia is actively pursuing plans to bring its freight rail network back under government control.

Western Australia Seeks to Regain Control of Freight Rail Network

Western Australia is actively pursuing plans to bring its freight rail network back under government control. The network has been managed privately for nearly 25 years under a lease agreement established in 2000. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.