Work has begun on the Bellevue manufacturing site, where Western Australia’s fleet of railcars will be built, tested, and maintained.
Part of the Metronet project, the $46 million facility will be where
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Metronet Airport Central Station now 70 per cent completed
The construction of Metronet’s Airport Central Station in Perth is 70 per cent complete with the first roof modules installed last week.
The first girders of Airport Central Station’s 137-tonne
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Breakthrough on longest rail tunnel in WA
After two and a half years, the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) called Grace has reached the end of its eight-kilometre tunneling journey in Perth.
TBM Grace has broken through at Bayswater dive station, part
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Special rail licence announced for $1.7b Eliwana Mine and Railway Project
The Western Australian Government has approved Stage 2 of the railway component apart of the $1.7 billion Eliwana Mine and Railway Project.
The Premier visited Naval Base to inspect work on major bridges
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Australind railcar design and action plan revealed
Designs for new Western Australian made Australind railcar have been revealed.
WA Premier Mark McGowan and Transport Minister Rita Saffioti visited Bunbury Station on Thursday to unveil the designs of
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Contractors wanted for Metronet Morley-Ellenbrook Line build
The Government of Western Australia has begun the search for a company to deliver the main contract for Metronet Morley-Ellenbrook Line on the Transperth network in Perth.
The McGowan Government has released
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Alstom finalises $1.3 billion contract for WA’s biggest railcar order
Alstom will build 246 Metronet railcars as well as a manufacturing and assembly plant in Bellevue, Western Australia, after the project contract was finalised this week.
According to the state government,
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Mark McGowan expects Australind replacement in ‘coming years’
The Western Australian Government says that replacing the ageing Bunbury-to-Perth train Australind will take a few more years.
State premier Mark McGowan explained that while the train was a priority
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