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This is a hold-up! / Here are the facts

Timely facts about the Newcastle rail line the from Hunter Concerned Citizens https://www.facebook.com/HunterConcernedCitizens…Read more

Fred Nile Planning Inquiry: Delay truncation of Newcastle rail

THE state government is pushing ahead with the truncation of Newcastle’s heavy rail line on Boxing Day, despite the findings of a parliament…Read more

Transport Plans and Major Documents

This post provides links to Save Our Rail's major documents: Our proposal for Newcastle CBD integration - December 2008 Our critique of GPT'…Read more

Your replacement bus experiences

Share your experiences of the replacement buses on our Facebook page. Here's what one passenger reported today about the 12:15 from Newcastl…Read more

HDC to take possession of Newcastle rail corridor in January

THE Hunter Development Corporation is expected to take possession of Newcastle’s rail corridor in January, despite the Supreme Court rejecti…Read more

Rail works send young Lass O’Gowrie patrons into back streets

MORE young people are wandering through Newcastle’s poorly lit back streets in the early hours of the morning to get home from late night ve…Read more

Heritage Newcastle Station under threat – Media release 26/12/2014

Save Our Rail has won a Supreme Court Order which stops the removal of rail tracks and other infrastructure. There will be an appeal and The…Read more

Our December 2008 Proposal for CBD Integration

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NEWCASTLE – Towards a Sustainable and Vibrant City A Proposal for CBD Integration – December 2008 In its vision for a thriving and sustainable Newcastle, Save Our Rail NSW Inc identifies problems of connectivity and addresses community needs in this proposal. The resulting solutions aim to retain sustainable transport while overcoming the need to connect ...
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Transport plans

Public Meeting – Dec 2008

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Saturday 13th December 2008 – 12 noon Newcastle Leagues Club National Park Street (opposite Spotlight) Guest Speaker: Dr. Garry Glazebrook, UTS Researcher in Sustainable Transport and Urban Development End the line at Wickham? Change of mode = longer trip Result: many will opt for car use More cars on road = traffic jams More cars ...
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