Briefings From 1 June 2022 Until 9 April 2025 Regarding Rail Signalling.

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This briefing document from December 2022 covers the Advanced Train Management System (ATMS), a rail signalling modernisation program managed by the Australian Rail Track Corporation. Stage One (Whyalla to Port Augusta) was commissioned in late 2020, approximately four years behind schedule due to software development complexities. Stage Two (Tarcoola to Kalgoorlie) faced delivery pressure with an expected early 2024 completion. The government committed $50 million to Stages One and Two, $220 million to Stage Three, and $227 million for Inland Rail integration, with ARTC contributing $73.567 million and $20 million respectively. ARTC deferred further funding requests beyond Budget 2024 due to engagement of a new technology partner, resource reallocation toward the Inland Rail review and network resilience following flooding, and potential fund reallocation. The briefing aimed to brief departmental