SIT is a multi-purpose terminal and will be the largest intermodal terminal ever built in Australia. It is the most feasible endpoint for Inland Rail in Melbourne and the northern part of the Federal and State Government's Port Rail Shuttle Network. SIT will have have 1 million TEUs of capacity in Phase 1 and with Phase 2 up to 2 million TEUs.. Two new intermodal terminals are proposed to be built in Melbourne to provide an efficient freight interface with the Inland Rail Freight Corridor at its southern end, and accommodate double-stacked 1,800-metre freight trains. The Outer Metropolitan Ring - South Rail Connection will support the Western Interstate Freight Terminal (WIFT).
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Inland Rail is nationally important infrastructure that will increase resilience and improve supply chain productivity between Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, Newcastle, the Illawarra and Adelaide, to meet our growing freight task.. Inland Rail project will connect the new intermodal terminal at Beveridge in Victoria with the existing Brisbane to.. The Port of Melbourne has welcomed a Commonwealth budget commitment of AUS$2 billion ($1.57 billion) to build a intermodal terminal.. In a statement, the Port said the new hub will be built to accommodate present and future inland rail services.. Additionally, the Port said it supports the increased the use of rail to enable the more efficient movement of goods, as evidenced by the AUS$125.
