Talking Inland Rail: Recent Episodes
Inland Rail
This Talking Inland Rail series gives listeners “The inside track on the Albury to Illabo environmental assessment”. It offers our stakeholders in the Albury, Greater Hume, Lockhart, Wagga Wagga and Junee communities, and anyone else interested, an on-the-go understanding of the investigations carried out to inform and develop the design and environmental assessment of the Albury to Illabo project.
In this episode I talk with Tom Whitely, the Illabo to Stockinbingal Design Manager. Tom outlines what to expect around traffic changes during construction and operation of this section of Inland Rail.
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In this episode I chat with Kirsten Velthuis, the Illabo to Stockinbingal project’s Senior Environmental Advisor. Kirsten explains how the impacts of construction and operation on this greenfield landscape are assessed and what to expect.
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In this episode I talk with Simon Ham, Acoustic Consultant at Arup. Simon takes listeners through the steps taken to assess construction and operational noise predictions for the Illabo to Stockinbingal section of Inland Rail.
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In this episode I speak with Ben Doran, ARTC-Inland Rail Property Manager. Ben explains how the Illabo to Stockinbingal footprint has been defined and how that land will be used for the construction and operation of this greenfield project.
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In this episode I talk with Wayne Window, the NSW Environmental Manager at ARTC-Inland Rail. Wayne talks us through what an Environmental Impact Statement is and how people can have their say on the Illabo to Stockinbingal project.
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In this episode we chat with Karen Brakell, Principal Water Resources Engineer at WSP. Karen details the extensive and complex studies and investigations undertaken to assess hydrology and flooding impacts associated with the Inland Rail Illabo to Stockinbingal project and how the design has been influenced.
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In this episode I talk with Zoe Cox, the Albury to Illabo project’s Senior Environmental Advisor. Zoe explains how the visual impacts of constructing and operating this section of Inland Rail are assessed and what to expect.
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In this episode we chat with Chris Gorman, the Senior Environmental Advisor for southern NSW projects at ARTC Inland Rail. Chris walks us through the changes to traffic movements during construction works of the Albury to Illabo project, as well as what to expect once operational.
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In this episode I hear from Kurt Uebergang, the Albury to Illabo Engineering Manager. Kurt explains the complex world of hydrology and how investigations and studies have helped to develop the design of the Albury to Illabo project.
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In this episode I talk with Susan Kay, ARTC Inland Rail Program Senior Advisor Acoustics. Susan breaks down the technical investigations and findings of noise and vibration from both construction and operational perspectives for communities along the Albury to Illabo section of Inland Rail.
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In this episode I chat with Casey Bootsma, the Albury to Illabo project’s Stakeholder Engagement Lead. Casey gives us a rundown of the importance of consultation, how people have been engaged to date, and how feedback has helped shape the reference design.
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In this episode I talk with Wayne Window, the NSW Environmental Manager at ARTC-Inland Rail. Wayne talks us through what an Environmental Impact Statement is and how people can have their say on the Albury to Illabo project.
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