NSW opposition leader Chris Minns is pushing for a locally manufactured train facility in the state. 9News
NSW opposition leader Chris Minns has spent the day touring Melbourne's rail facilities, dreaming of, and pushing for, a locally manufactured train facility in his own state.
Alstom's commercial director, Todd Garvey, said the scale of production is an indicator of how many jobs are up for grabs. NSW Shadow Transport Minister, Jo Haylen, has dismissed the Liberals argument that internationally manufactured trains are cheaper. Premier Dominic Perrottet has also said he wants to bring manufacturing back to NSW to boost the economy and bring value for taxpayers.
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