ARTC says Inland Rail flood modelling will be 'reality checked'

Mark Phelps
Updated October 17 2016 - 11:43am, first published October 14 2016 - 4:56pm
INLAND RAIL: Brett Kelly, Central Downs Irrigators Association, Wayne Newton, AgForce Grains, Ian Johnson, Queensland Farmers’ Federation, and Dali Doljanin, MacIntyre Brook Irrigators Association, at the ARTC meeting in Toowoomba on Thursday.
INLAND RAIL: Brett Kelly, Central Downs Irrigators Association, Wayne Newton, AgForce Grains, Ian Johnson, Queensland Farmers’ Federation, and Dali Doljanin, MacIntyre Brook Irrigators Association, at the ARTC meeting in Toowoomba on Thursday.

THE Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) says it is working to develop a model that can be used to ‘reality check’ flood threats created by the construction of the controversial Inland Rail across the agriculturally important Condamine floodplain.

Mark Phelps

Mark Phelps

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