Works to remove level crossings on three lines through Melbourne will step up during spring, as work continues on transport infrastructure projects around Melbourne.
Fifteen level crossing projects are
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New Cheltenham station opens on schedule
A new station for the Melbourne suburb of Cheltenham has opened on schedule on Sunday, August 16, despite restrictions on construction activity during Melbourne’s stage 4 lockdown restrictions.
The new
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“People need to travel”
In one of the most disruptive events to occur since World War Two, transport leaders around Australia highlight the role that rail has played in getting Australia through COVID-19.
On Friday,
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Stage 4 lockdown restricts public transport, rail construction in Melbourne
As Victoria enters stage 4 restrictions due to the spread of COVID-19, metropolitan rail services and construction on major rail projects in Melbourne are being cut back.
While public transport is able
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Recycled First building future rail projects
The Victorian government is taking a new approach to the incorporation of recycled materials in major infrastructure projects.
In February 2020, the Victorian government announced its
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Rail construction works continue to schedule
The building and renewal of rail lines around Victoria is following its planned construction schedule, despite a pause on noise restrictions.
The Victorian government announced on Monday, April 6 that
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Infrastructure works an “essential service”
Major infrastructure projects are ensuring the safety of their staff while continuing to progress upgrades and significant works while COVID-19 mitigation measures close down other sectors.
The Cross River
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Victorian rail projects required to use recycled materials
Recycled materials will soon comprise a greater part of Victorian transport projects, as part of the Victorian government’s Recycled First policy.
The program will require future projects delivered by
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