$7.418 million grant first step towards intermodal rail hub

By Chris Bath
Updated November 24 2017 - 8:30pm, first published 4:00pm
Freight city: Mayor Col Murray and Kevin Anderson accept the cheque at the Goddard ln Wallamore rd site of the proposed intermodal rail freight hub. Photo: Peter Hardin
Freight city: Mayor Col Murray and Kevin Anderson accept the cheque at the Goddard ln Wallamore rd site of the proposed intermodal rail freight hub. Photo: Peter Hardin

Tamworth is set to become one of the biggest freight hubs in regional Australia on the back of the state government investing $7.418 million dollars in a new freight rail project.

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