Train stations around the world have become much more than a place for travellers to sit and wait. A new international study has looked at how Australia's transport hubs compare with some of the world's best.
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World study finds Australia's train stations lagging
Train stations around the world have become much more than a place for travellers to sit and wait. A new international study has looked at how Australia's transport hubs compare with some of the world's best.
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By Michelle Rimmer
Presented by Tia Ardha
Source: SBS
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