Process breakdown led to fatal New South Wales crash
A breakdown in risk management processes contributed to the derailment of an express passenger train in New South Wales that killed two people.
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A breakdown in risk management processes contributed to the derailment of an express passenger train in New South Wales that killed two people.
Driver and a rail worker were killed when the XPT train derailed in February 2020 at Wallan, Victoria on its way from Melbourne to Sydney
A passenger train was travelling at more than 100kmh over the speed limit when it derailed north of Melbourne, killing its driver and a rail worker...
The train driver at the helm of the fatal derailment from Sydney to Melbourne was not adequately notified of track changes, a report has found.
A Melbourne-bound train was travelling at up to 127km per hour when it derailed, killing two men and injuring passengers, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau says.