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Nokia Siemens to build first GSM-R network for Victoria

Stuart Corner
Tuesday, 03 March 2009 03:07

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"This means that for the first time, railways in Australia have adopted a coordinated and consistent standard across the nation," said Victorian public transport minister Lynne Kosky. "This is a step toward achieving the ultimate goal of having one coordinated radio system across the nation.

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