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Reconsidering light rail for Hobart

Posted on 20 October 2015 by Peter Boyer

Light rail is a planning tool, not simply a mode of transport, says Peter Newman [20 October 2015 | Peter Boyer] There’s a Climate Tasmania public forum in Hobart this evening that wants participants to think outside the square in … Continue reading →

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Is rail an antidote to spreading tarmac syndrome?

Posted on 9 November 2010 by Peter Boyer

Transport is Tasmania’s largest source of carbon emissions, so any idea that promises to reduce car usage is very welcome. The proposal to re-open Hobart’s northern suburbs rail line for commuter transport is now getting the attention it deserves. 9 … Continue reading →

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