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​Mark Harvey

​Mark joined the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) in 2017 as the Digital Engineering Manager for the Inland Rail Program and is now Program Spatial Services Manager, responsible for implementation of Digital Engineering with functional responsibility for the delivery of Digital Engineering, GIS and Visualisation.

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Sue McCarrey

Sue McCarrey has been in the position of Australia’s National Rail Safety Regulator since December 2014. Sue oversees the nation’s

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Steve Butcher

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Rochelle Reynolds

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