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Hunter Line back in business

REPAIRS to track and signalling after a coal train derailment last week have been completed and train services have resumed on the Hunter Line.

Repair works being carried out at the site of the Hunter Line train derailment.

Repair works being carried out at the site of the Hunter Line train derailment.

With track resurfacing and tamping works done, track was assessed and certified. More than 1500 sleepers had to be replaced and 100m of track needed more substantial repairs. Signalling and track...

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