Two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) that were in use on the Sydney Metro project have been shipped north to begin digging twin tunnels under the Brisbane river for the Cross River Rail project.
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Production of concrete segments for Cross River Rail underway
Pre-cast concrete segments for the Cross River Rail tunnels are now being made at a site in Wacol, south-west Brisbane.
The project will require a total of 25,000 segments to line the tunnels underneath
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Queensland gov prioritising local contractors on Cross River Rail
Over 400 local businesses have benefited from Cross River Rail so far, with 90 per cent of contracts going to Queensland-based businesses.
Minister for State Development and Minister for Cross River Rail
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Roadheader gets to work on Cross River Rail
Tunnelling has officially begun on Cross River Rail, with the first roadheader assembled and digging out underneath Roma Street.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the occasion marked a major
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New board members announced for Cross River Rail Delivery Authority
The Queensland government has appointed five new members to the governing board of the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority.
The board is now comprised of an array of senior Queensland public servants,
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Planning instrument supports station development
Queensland Minister for State Development, Cameron Dick has declared an expanded priority development area (PDA) surrounding the future Woolloongabba station.
The declaration supports the development of
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Compliance strengthened in Cross River Rail project
A new governance structure for the Cross River Rail project will ensure that contractors deliver on time and to budget, announced Minister for Cross River Rail, Kate Jones.
Lead contractor, CPB Group,
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Demolition for Roma Street station begins
The Hotel Jen building is now being demolished to make way for the Cross River Rail in Brisbane.
The building will be replaced by the Roma Street station, and is the first of three buildings to be demolished
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Cross River Rail construction to ramp up in 2020
Construction towards the Cross River Rail project will commence at 11 new sites, adding to the seven currently active sites.
“Already we’ve got 1000 workers on Cross River Rail sites across the city.
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