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2. High-speed rail in Australia - Wikipedia

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   [69] [70] On 31 October 2010, the Government issued the terms of reference for a strategic study to inform it and the New South Wales, Victorian, Queensland and Australian Capital Territory governments about implementation of HSR on the east coast of Australia between Melbourne and Brisbane—it cost $20 million and was undertaken in two phases.

3. Very Fast Train Joint Venture - Wikipedia

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   The Very Fast Train (VFT) was a proposed high-speed railway between Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne in south-eastern Australia. Initially conceived by Dr Paul Wild of the CSIRO in 1984, the proposal was adopted by a private-sector joint venture in 1987, comprising Elders IXL, Kumagai Gumi, TNT and BHP. Several major studies were undertaken in ...

4. Corridor selection history for Australian high-speed rail

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   Additionally, a station in central Canberra is difficult to achieve on this alignment; it would most likely have to be located at Canberra Airport or Queanbeyan. [4] Canberra—Sydney. Inland – The railway would exit Canberra to the north or east on a new alignment, roughly following the Hume Highway corridor through Goulburn, Bowral and ...

5. SkyBus (airport bus) - Wikipedia

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   SkyBus commenced operations on 6 June 1978, running a shuttle service between Melbourne Airport and the Melbourne city centre. On 2 August 1982, SkyBus took over the airport bus services run by the now-defunct airlines Ansett and TAA. [2] [3] A red Skybus bus on the Tullamarine Freeway

6. Transport in Canberra - Wikipedia

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   Murrays BCI JXK613 coach in Canberra in January 2011. Canberra is serviced by a number of long-distance coach operators operating out of the Jolimont Centre. Greyhound Australia operate services to Melbourne and Sydney [15] Murrays operate services to Narooma, Sydney and Wollongong [16] NSW TrainLink operate services to Bombala, Cootamundra and ...

7. Transport in Australia - Wikipedia

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   Airport transfer provides a seamless and efficient transportation solution for travelers. [29] A non-stop flight between Australia and Europe was first completed in March 2018 from Perth to London. There are many airports around Australia paved or unpaved. A 2004 estimate put the number of airports at 448. The busiest airports in Australia are: