Community reacts to driver’s shock death in train smash
John Kennedy, the driver killed when his train dramatically derailed on its way to Melbourne, has been remembered as a “good bloke” whose death would be felt across the railway community.
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Labor MPs seek airport rail guarantee
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Treasurer booed over West Gate soil plan
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Dozens end own life under new euthanasia laws
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Craigieburn, Sunbury lines among worst for train delays
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Brawl erupts outside Casey Council meeting
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