Train travel times from Colac to Melbourne could take 65 minutes if the Liberal Nationals coalition wins next month’s state election.
Opposition pledge for high-speed rail
Opposition leader Matthew Guy has promised a high-speed rail service on Colac’s Warrnambool-to-Melbourne line, and a Geelong Metro service if his party wins the state election.
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Spot on Rob, Ted Baillieu made grandiose pledges before the 2010 election, but that government delivered nothing of note in the 4 years in power. Guy’s promises need to be taken with a grain of salt.
You’ve got to hand it to the Libs and this utterance comes from the party that closed many of our country railway lines and stations. They’ll say anything to get elected.