Rail body and Indi MP at odds over how well communities have been consulted on North East line shake-up

Anthony Bunn
February 21 2021 - 10:00am
Controversial: A freight train travels under a bridge at Glenrowan which will need to be replaced to allow double stacked wagons to travel through as part of the Inland Rail project. However, locals are concerned the nearby Kelly Siege sites will be badly affected by the plan. Picture: MARK JESSER
Controversial: A freight train travels under a bridge at Glenrowan which will need to be replaced to allow double stacked wagons to travel through as part of the Inland Rail project. However, locals are concerned the nearby Kelly Siege sites will be badly affected by the plan. Picture: MARK JESSER

A RAIL body has defended its work with North East communities after Indi MP Helen Haines flagged concerns it was not being "fully transparent and consultative".

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Anthony Bunn

Anthony Bunn

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