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JOHN AUSTEN. High speed rail – where to? Competing with airlines or cars?
This article proposes a change in focus for the high speed rail debate. Rather than seeking to compete with airlines, rail should contribute to settlement that eases pressures on capital cities. This change of focus does not require ego stoking … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Politics
Tagged 2016 Federal Election, high speed rail, John Austen, Sydney-Newcastle rail link
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