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Saying goodbye to noisy level crossing horns and bells

Saying goodbye to noisy level crossing horns and bells

Have a listen to *early noise modelling to give you an idea of what you can expect from a typical elevated rail structure.  

NAIDOC Highlights Cultural Connections

NAIDOC Highlights Cultural Connections

This year NAIDOC Week celebrates ‘Always Was, Always Will Be’, recognising the spiritual and cultural connection that First Nations people have to country.

Soaring new heights at Airport Central Station

Soaring new heights at Airport Central Station

The fit out of Airport Central Station continues to progress with the eaves of the main atrium now in place. 
 

Full steam ahead preparing for construction of the Morley-Ellenbrook Line

Full steam ahead preparing for construction of the Morley-Ellenbrook Line

Works are officially under way on the Tonkin Gap project which will undertake enabling works for the Morley-Ellenbrook Line.

New home and lease on life for Midland Station

New home and lease on life for Midland Station

Catch a glimpse of Midland’s new station with updated artist impressions and animation just released.

Bright future ahead at METRONET Trade Training Centre

Bright future ahead at METRONET Trade Training Centre

The first stage of the METRONET Trade Training Centre at North Metropolitan TAFE’s Midland campus is complete.

Blast from the past for new workshops

Blast from the past for new workshops

Once the new Bellevue Railcar Manufacturing and Assembly Facility is complete, railcar manufacturing will be back in WA for the first time since the Midland Workshops closed in 1994.

Signed on the dotted (Morley-Ellenbrook) Line

Signed on the dotted (Morley-Ellenbrook) Line

In the most significant milestone for the project to date, MELconnx Consortium have signed the contract to build the Morley-Ellenbrook Line.  

The only way is up for new Bayswater Station

The only way is up for new Bayswater Station

The latest artist impressions for the New Bayswater Station  were released today with the progressed designs including two new escalators and refined design aesthetic. 

More trains, more stations, more job opportunities.

More trains, more stations, more job opportunities.

An Infrastructure Ready Skill Set TAFE program launched today and will partner with industry to increase opportunities for jobseekers to be part of Western Australia's transport infrastructure boom.

Community Reference Group established for the Lakelands Station project

Community Reference Group established for the Lakelands Station project

Eight locals have now been chosen to form the Lakelands Station Community Reference Group (CRG), which will provide a local point of view for the project team as design and construction progresses.

Transformation of the Armadale Line moving forward

Transformation of the Armadale Line moving forward

Two METRONET projects on the Armadale Line have taken a major step forward with procurement underway for the Byford Rail Extension and Level Crossing Removals at Mint Street, Oats Street and Welshpool Road.

New Midland Station midway to construction

New Midland Station midway to construction

A new Midland Station is another step closer with the Request for Proposal now underway.

Creatures feature in clearing

Creatures feature in clearing

Fauna trapping and spotting ahead of major construction work starting on the Thornlie-Cockburn Link is being implemented with great success.

Preferred proponent named for Morley-Ellenbrook Line

Preferred proponent named for Morley-Ellenbrook Line

MELconnx Consortium Alliance has been announced as the preferred alliance to build the Morley-Ellenbrook Line

Local digital creator bringing future METRONET benefits to life

Local digital creator bringing future METRONET benefits to life

METRONET has teamed up with a Perth-based digital creator, Mitchell Yeats, to bring the future benefits of METRONET to life through a series of videos.

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