Victoria regauging begins
WORK IS to start this month on the first projects to regauge around 2000 km of freight lines in the Australian state of Victoria. The state government has allocated A$96m towards the five-year programme costing A$140m, which was announced a year ago (RG 6.01 p367), and formally approved last September. ...
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