Results from a survey organised by the Mudgee Regional Rail group have revealed overwhelming support for the restoration of the rail line from the region to Sydney.
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Physical works kick off for Auckland Light Rail
Physical works for New Zealand’s largest transport infrastructure project – Auckland Light Rail (ALR) – are underway with the start of below ground investigations to test soil and water conditions.
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Union Road boom gates now relic of the past
The boom gates at Union Road, Surrey Hills, as well as Mont Albert Road, Mont Albert, are gone for good as Victoria gets on with removing 110 dangerous and congested level crossings across Melbourne by 2030.
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Webuild finalises Clough asset acquisition
Italian construction group Webuild has finalised the acquisition of Western Australian engineering and building specialist Clough, guaranteeing the business’ operational continuity.
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Women in STEM pave way for SRL progress
Victoria’s biggest ever infrastructure project, the Suburban Rail Loop (SRL), is helping change the face of the state’s construction and engineering industries, by attracting more women from the science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) fields.
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Lavender Bay high line project promise
Sydney will have its own high line (elevated rail bed) to rival Paris and New York, with a re-elected State Government committing to transform the rail corridor from Lavender Bay to Waverton into a new public space with sweeping views of the world’s best harbour.
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Feedback sought on Armadale Line designs
New design images showing concepts for major new public open spaces along Perth’s Armadale Line have been released for the first time, as part of planning for the jointly funded Federal and State METRONET Victoria Park-Canning Level Crossing Removal project.
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Truck-eating Bayswater bridge set for removal
Perth’s infamous Bayswater Bridge will be no more, with its removal set to take place during a shutdown of the Midland and Airport lines from March 31 to April 26.
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North Coast freight project forges ahead
Queensland Rail’s network will soon be able to transport more essential items like groceries and building supplies faster to regional towns and cities, with works on the State Government’s $77 million North Coast project to optimise freight movement between Rockhampton and Townsville forging ahead.
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CRL stands firm against cyclone and floods
New Zealand’s City Rail Link has endured Cyclone Gabrielle and the earlier Auckland Anniversary flooding event with minimal lasting impacts to the project.
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