Barossa does not need passenger trains: Conlon

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Conlon and DTEI are clueless. Just look at the northern express way. Two lanes in each direction - three would be an extravagance !!!!!
Access via road/rail to the north and the Barossa is pathetic.
Conlon refers to 1968 - get with the times !!!!!! I think things might have changed just a tiny bit since then.

Barossa does not need passenger trains: Conlon

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