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  • Steel sleepers and rail that cannot be reused by TransAdelaide are likely to be recycled as scrap.
  • Steel sleepers and rail that cannot be reused on the TransAdelaide network may be made available to heritage railways or will be recycled.
  • In relation to your previous query regarding rail life, the life of the rail and the replacement of the rail along the network is currently being determined.
  • Public Works Committee 8 Horrocks Highway – Wild Dog Creek Culvert Replacement Project PART FOUR: LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Department for Infrastructure and Transport, Horrocks Highway – Wild Dog Creek Culvert Replacement Project, November 2024 PART FIVE: LIST OF WITNESSES 2 December 2024, Old Chamber, Old Parliament House. 1.
  • Committee Submission - Marion Oaklands (pdf 64 KB)

    SITE OWNERSHIP DETAILS The railway corridor at Oaklands Park is owned by TransAdelaide.
  • Tabled Paper Budget 1994-95 (pdf 5.13 MB)

    TRANSADELAIDE The 1994 -95 program includes a provision of $63.232 million for equipment purchases and capital works for TransAdelaide.
    Presented
    on
    25/08/1994
  • Tabled Paper Budget 1996-1997 (pdf 3.39 MB)

    Transport and Communication TransAdelaide The TransAdelaide capital works program includes funding of $16.4 million for the continuation of the replacement of sleepers and train railcar rolling stock.
    Presented
    on
    30/05/1996
  • Committee Submission - Marion Oaklands (pdf 64 KB)

    SITE OWNERSHIP DETAILS The railway corridor at Oaklands Park is owned by TransAdelaide.
  • Tabled Paper Finance (pdf 1,001 KB)

    (d) Includes $243 000 spent by TransAdelaide in 2007-08.
    Presented by
    Hon Kevin Foley
    on
    04/06/2009
  • On my left is Randall Barry, former general manager of TransAdelaide, but works with us on TransAdelaide issues and is still a member of TransAdelaide staff.
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