The Overland back on track after Victorian Govt gets on board

After being derailed by budget cuts and the pandemic, The Overland train service between Adelaide and Melbourne will hit the tracks again within weeks, with Victoria paying to keep it running despite the Marshall Government refusing to contribute.

Labor blows whistle on Transport Minister's train privatisation costs

Transport Minister Corey Wingard is under fire after claiming that the Marshall Government’s $2b privatisation of Adelaide’s metropolitan train network will save taxpayers “hundreds of millions of dollars a year” – despite being unable to state the network’s current annual running costs.

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The Overland train set to resume when borders open

The embattled Overland train service between Adelaide and Melbourne is set to resume when the state border reopens, with the Victorian Government expected to announce it has signed a new funding deal.

"Notorious" level crossings targeted in State Budget

Boom gates and level crossings at two notorious Adelaide traffic stoppers will be removed under a $400 million funding announcement ahead of tomorrow’s State Budget.

More guards, patrols for Adelaide public transport

The number of roving security guards able to respond to serious incidents across Adelaide’s public transport system will be quadrupled, under the last stage of a three-year network security upgrade.