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These dramatic photographs show the tangle of wreckage when a train of cement wagons derailed and struck a bridge in Cupar on June 2 1988.
The wagons were being hauled by Class 47 locomotive 47004, which careered off the rails past Cupar Station.
A Cri…
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MSP Fergus Ewing standing by the A9 at the Carrbridge turn off. Picture: Callum Mackay.
Demands for a new timetable for the A9 dualling work to be delivered before the summer recess are being made in …
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Known for its epic road and rail trips through the vast, open countryside of the dusty Outback[1], Australia is often overlooked by Brits as a cruise destination. Yet the world’s largest island has over 37,000 miles of coastline fronting the South…
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NSW detectives will apply to extradite a Goulburn man from Western Australia after he was arrested by WA Police Force officers following an investigation into two alleged physical assaults and a sexual assault in Goul…
The number of mobile speed cameras deployed on the A9 almost halved in 2022 – despite record deaths.
Police records show the numbers of mobile cameras deployed initially rose from 331 in 2020, to 448 in 2021.
But in 2022, they fell to a low of just 22…
Each day The Manufacturer compiles the top manufacturing news stories from around the web. To make your life a little easier, we trawl through all the major trade publications, broadsheets and business magazines to find you the most important manufact…
By Tobias Ide*
This article was issued by the Toda Peace Institute and is being republished with their permission.[1]
PERTH, Australia, 18 April 2023 (IDN) — From climate protestors to the new Teal[2] political movement to leading intelligence experts…
Austin Engineering Limited has completed the first shipment of fully built and assembled truck trays from its Indonesia facility in Batam, which have been delivered directly into Western Australia’s Pilbara mining region.
The delivery comprised four tr…
WHEN Tony Chafer[1] heard the Fitzroy River Bridge had been destroyed by flooding in January, he immediately understood the challenge it would create for the local community.
“It was devastating,” Mr Chafer[2], chief executive of Wyndham port operator …