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10 comments on Prof Peter Newman Diamonds of Hope (Part A)
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Australia is a vast island/continent & we rely on our transport system (both for commuters & delivery of goods) FAR MORE than we appreciate. We need intelligent people like Prof. Newman pushing for change, for we cannot expect leadership from our Government.
Keep up the great work & we must all voice our desire for sustainable Post Peak transport! Don't just leave it up to Prof. Newman alone! He needs our help!
Peter is the one who pushed the WA government to build rail lines on freeways.