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Latest media releases

Title	Name	Article Date	Comments
‘Lost and found’ find for boy on the Ferny Grove line	‘Lost-and-found’-find-for-boy-on-the-Ferny-Grove-line	18/03/2020	Queensland Rail has reunited a 13-year-old boy with his cochlear implant worth $10,000 after it went missing on the rail network, returning his ability to hear.
Darling Downs drivers urged to take care at rail bridges following spike in collisions	Darling-Downs-drivers-urged-to-take-care-at-rail-bridges-following-spike-in-collisions	26/02/2020	Motorists in the region are being urged to take care, know their vehicle’s height and load, and plan their route accordingly, following a spike in over-height vehicles colliding with the North Street rail bridge in Toowoomba.
Queensland Rail statement regarding ATSB Report	Queensland-Rail-statement-regarding-ATSB-Report	19/02/2020	The safety of our employees is our utmost priority.
Jump onboard Year of Indigenous Tourism with 60 per cent off Bundaberg and Rockhampton Tilt Trains	Jump-onboard-Year-of-Indigenous-Tourism-with-60-per-cent-off-Bundaberg-and-Rockhampton-Tilt-Trains	1/02/2020	Queensland Rail is offering 60 per cent off Bundaberg and Rockhampton Tilt Train services in February 2020, to encourage travellers to jump onboard the Year of Indigenous Tourism.
Queensland Rail statement: Freight train incident - Repairs complete on Mount Isa line	Queensland-Rail-statement--Freight-train-incident---Repairs-complete-on-Mount-Isa-line-	28/12/2019	The Sellheim to Mingela section of the Mount Isa line has now reopened for rail traffic following the derailment of four wagons of a Pacific National freight train on Monday, 23 December.
Queensland Rail statement: Freight train incident - Mount Isa line	Queensland-Rail--Freight-train-incident---Mount-Isa-line	24/12/2019	At approximately 9.30pm on Monday (23 December), four wagons of a Pacific National freight train derailed at Mingela on the Mount Isa line.

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