AustralAsia Railway turns corner

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

FreightLink, the operator of the AustralAsia Railway (AAR) between Adelaide and Darwin, has reported a significant turnaround to record its first profit, but the improvement has come from new bulk traffic rather than the originally-targeted Asian intermodal business.

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