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National
Adrian Black

Freight expectations: inland rail father's green dream

Michael Myer (left) and Everald Compton are working to develop sustainably fuelled freight. (Supplied/AAP PHOTOS)

The father of Inland Rail is advancing an ignored section from his original plan, with a green twist that could transform Australian freight.

Everald Compton, 92, is no stranger to getting big projects moving.

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