Three more dangerous and congested level crossings in Melbourne’s south-east are set to go – making the Pakenham Line completely level crossing free by 2025 – with a total of 22 level crossings being removed on the line. Read more
All complete at Cardinia Road
All works for the Cardinia Road Level Crossing Removal Project in Melbourne are now complete. Read more
Second Cranbourne track a year ahead
A second track between Cranbourne and Dandenong in Melbourne will open close to a year ahead of schedule, meaning there will be trains running every 10 minutes on average in the morning peak. Read more
It’s a hard rock life at Williamstown
As part of Victoria’s Level Crossing Removal Project, rock breaking machines have made their first appearance at the Ferguson Street level crossing removal site in Williamstown. Read more
Fauna protected at level crossing works
While major level crossing removal works are progressing at the Melbourne suburbs of Edithvale, Chelsea and Bonbeach, the local furry and feathered residents are being protected. Read more
Farewell to metro local legends
Metro station stalwart Felix Tabone has hung up his hat for the final time, after working for the rail service for the past 50 years. Read more
Two dangerous level crossings to be removed in Victoria
The removal of the dangerous and congested level crossings at Union Road in Surrey Hills and Mont Albert Road in Mont Albert in Victoria is powering ahead. A contract will be awarded, enhanced designs with more open space unveiled and early works will start soon. Read more
Level crossing removal a boost for Melbourne
The government of Victoria says new data shows reductions in travel times thanks to level crossing removals. Read more
Summer of construction heating up for Victoria’s rail infrastructure projects
Coburg and Moreland stations reopen to passengers
Two stations on Melbourne’s Upfield Line have reopened to passengers after the state’s largest ever level crossing removal project. Read more