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NSW premier pledges $12 billion to revive train manufacturing in the Hunter

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Alexander Lewis
NSW premier pledges $12 billion to revive train manufacturing in the Hunter
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The New South Wales government has pledged $12 billion to revive train manufacturing in the Hunter region, specifically targeting Teralba or Broadmeadow for a new factory. The announcement was marked by a protest at the NSW Labor conference, where a demonstrator was removed by police.

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This initiative represents a significant shift toward domestic manufacturing and job creation in Australia, reversing a long-term trend of outsourcing rail production.

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Teralba and Broadmeadow in the NSW Hunter region have been identified as possible locations for the new factory. ( ABC News: Declan Bowring )

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