News & events
- ATSB report: Signal ME45 passed at danger, involving suburban passenger train 1A21, Bowen Hills, Brisbane, Queensland, 26 August 2017
3 April 2018
The ATSB has released the final investigation report.
- Safety Bulletin: Management of emergency working (unplanned works)
27 March 2018
ONRSR is reminding all rail transport operators to be aware of the inherent risks associated with undertaking emergency or unplanned maintenance.
- ATSB report: Level crossing collision between freight train 8426N and road-train truck, Cobb Highway, Ivanhoe, NSW, on 11 July 2017
19 March 2018
The ATSB has released its investigation report.
- The ONRSR Way: Regulating rail safety across Australia
28 February 2018
ONRSR has released The ONRSR Way, a new publication offering regulated parties and rail safety stakeholders clarity around how ONRSR does business.
- Queensland drug and alcohol testing program
6 February 2018
ONRSR is rolling out a drug and alcohol testing program in Queensland.
- ATSB report: Level crossing collision between Spirit of Queensland and a road vehicle at Rockhampton, Queensland, on 15 July 2017
29 January 2018
The ATSB has released its investigation report.
- ATSB report: Fire in locomotive near Cardiff, NSW on 4 April 2016
18 January 2018
The ATSB has released its investigation report.
- ATSB report: Near hit with detrained passengers on track at Kilbride, New South Wales, on 22 May 2014
17 January 2018
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has released the final investigation report.
- ONRSR releases Rail Safety Report 2016–2017
15 December 2017
Compiled through a detailed examination of rail safety occurrence data provided to ONRSR and obtained via our on-going regulatory activities, the report is an important statistical record of industry performance and an invaluable regulatory resource.
- Safety Bulletin: ATSB investigation report findings on use of bio-mathematical models of human fatigue – learnings for the rail industry
15 December 2017
An ATSB-identified limitation of use of the bio-mathematical model FAID has relevance to the rail industry.
