Reform promise to make rail access easier

By Mal Gill
Updated February 13 2020 - 3:11pm, first published 3:09pm
 Treasurer Ben Wyatt has claimed proposed changes to the State's freight rail access regime will benefit grain growing areas by making access for grain trains to the rail network "easier and quicker" to obtain.
Treasurer Ben Wyatt has claimed proposed changes to the State's freight rail access regime will benefit grain growing areas by making access for grain trains to the rail network "easier and quicker" to obtain.

CHANGES are proposed to the State's freight rail regulations to streamline customer access from the benchmark seven years it took CBH Group and rail network operator Arc Infrastructure to reach an agreement.

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