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Posted on February 19, 2014May 22, 2015 by rowan_peter

An uncommon sight. Advertising on the inside one of Melbourne’s Metro Trains. This could be a test for a possible revenue stream for the franchise operator of our suburban railway network. I’ve seen advertising on the outside of trains before, but never on the inside. This is new. Also, the irony of an advertising campaign for […]

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Posted on November 29, 2013May 22, 2015 by rowan_peter

Something new. Advertising on the outside of Melbourne’s Metro Trains. An uncommon sight. This could be a test for a possible revenue stream for the franchise operator of our suburban railway network.

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Taggedadvertising, melbourne, melbourne metro trains, public transport, train advertising, trains

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