AvonLink train saved - for now
The State Government has reversed its plans to cancel the AvonLink train service between Perth and Northam.
In August, the Government announced the $1 million-a-year service, which operates between Midland, Toodyay and Northam, would be scrapped because of low passenger numbers.
It was to be replaced by a road coach service from December 30 in a bid to cut costs.
Transport Minister Troy Buswell told Parliament yesterday that the service would be retained for at least six months.
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