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Railway Digest - 04.2018
Railway Digest – April 2018
English | 64 pages | True PDF | 21.5 MB

It is published by the Australian Railway Historical Society, NSW Division. The first issue was published in March 1963 under the name New South Wales Digest and regular publication commenced with the May 1963 edition. The name changed in 1983. It has evolved from an enthusiast magazine edited and produced by volunteers, using a hand operated duplicator in the home of one of its members, to a professional full colour production directed to the wider community and commercially distributed to newsagents throughout Australia. The magazine is mainly a news magazine, with some feature articles. The other six state and territory divisions of that Society publish their own news magazine, while Australian Railway History is the national magazine for well-researched historical features.

**North West Frontier – Revisited: Part three. In the third, and final, instalment of Alan Graham’s tale, we join him at the FIFO camp at Cloudbreak where, after a 4am wake-up call, then a last-minute change of plan, he joins a new driver, Johnny, and with SD70 units 721 and 712, banked by two more units at the rear, they move off towards Port Hedland with a 40,000-tonne ore train in tow. SKYRAIL LANDS. With level crossing removal becoming a significant political issue in the 2000s as both road and rail traffic increased across Melbourne, it is not surprising that Victorian governments of both persuasions have maintained a strong political focus on level crossing elimination. David Campbell describes how the Level Crossing Removal Authority came up with a different approach for the chronically congested Caulfield – Dandenong rail corridor. ***

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