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Mount Isa line reopens after North Queensland floods - Rail Express

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Mount Isa line repairs west of Homestead. Image: Queensland RailQueensland’s Mount Isa rail line has reopened following the recent floods in the region. Repairs have been completed after flooding caused significant damage between Charters Towers and Cloncurry. Crews fixed more than 1.3 kilometres of washouts requiring 5,000 tonnes of ballast, allowing services to resume this week. The first train carrying containerised freight is scheduled…

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Mount Isa line reopens after North Queensland floods - Rail Express

Mount Isa line repairs west of Homestead. Image: Queensland RailQueensland’s Mount Isa rail line has reopened following the recent floods in the region. Repairs have been completed after flooding caused significant damage between Charters Towers and Cloncurry. Crews fixed more than 1.3 kilometres of washouts requiring 5,000 tonnes of ballast, allowing services to resume this week. The first train carrying containerised freight is scheduled…

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Rail Express broke the news in 3 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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