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ND seeks to change narrative around train crash as MPs deliver inquiry findings
The government is hoping that Monday will mark the start of the Tempe train crash sliding down the issues of importance on the political agenda as the parliamentary inquiry into the accident is due to conclude, but opposition parties are adamant that they will continue to push for a more thorough investigation than then one carried out under New Democracy’s stewardship.
The findings from the inquiry, launched four months ago, are due to be announced on Monday but, as is often the case, each party is set to deliver its own conclusions due to a lack of consensus within the committee that heard evidence from experts and o...
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