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New long-distance passenger trains will now be five years late
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🇦🇺 Australia•May 11, 2026

New long-distance passenger trains will now be five years late

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Originally published bySydney Morning Herald
Regional Transport Minister Jenny Aitchison has revealed when the new Spanish-built trains will finally be pressed into service.

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