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Why 900 metres of new rail hinges on a 50-year-old decaying train bridge

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A hstoric tramway extension could return passenger rail to the decaying Black Bridge in Launceston, 40 years since the last regular train services.

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Why 900 metres of new rail hinges on a 50-year-old decaying train bridge

A hstoric tramway extension could return passenger rail to the decaying Black Bridge in Launceston, 40 years since the last regular train services.

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The Examiner broke the news in on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
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