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Aurizon executives urged to go regional
Aurizon remains committed to WA despite big writedowns in its freight operations
Jenny Wiggins writes on Business specialising in Infrastructure, Transport, Policy. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Jenny has over 20 years experience as a financial journalist, including a decade with the Financial Times in New York and London.
Aurizon remains committed to WA despite big writedowns in its freight operations
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