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METRONET has launched a survey today that gives local residents the opportunity to voice their thoughts on how the community should look in the future.

The construction industry is invited to complete an online survey to help shape the procurement plan for METRONET’s rail infrastructure delivery.

Locals have voted overwhelmingly in favour of renaming the first Forrestfield-Airport Link station, Redcliffe.

Over the next two years, WA’s two land development agencies will merge progressively to help METRONET plan for integrated communities.

A new planning reform team will create a more understandable, open and streamlined planning system.

METRONET continues to forge ahead with the release of a key tender for concept planning work on the Midland Station Project.

Around 150 local businesses met with national and international railcar manufacturers to better understand the opportunities for future work.

Industry’s best minds are invited to tender for planning and engineering services for the Morley-Ellenbrook project.

TBM Sandy has joined TBM Grace on an underground journey from Forrestfield.

Choosing a name can be a tough decision. That’s why City of Belmont residents have been asked to cast their vote to name their local station.

More than 320 people from the construction industry headed to Perth Convention Centre to hear from the Public Transport Authority on upcoming METRONET rail projects.

Business cases for two key METRONET projects – Thornlie-Cockburn Link and Yanchep Rail Extension - were submitted to Infrastructure Australia as early advice for the formal funding request.

Imagine creating a 50,000 piece jigsaw puzzle. That’s what it will be like to build the two eight-kilometre Forrestfield-Airport Link tunnels.

Transport, Planning and Lands Minister Rita Saffioti spent Wednesday evening with almost 180 local community members listening to their concerns and sharing the plans for the Thornlie-Cockburn Link

TBM Grace, one of the giant machines drilling the Forrestfield-Airport Link tunnels, began its 8km underground trip to Bayswater from the future Forrestfield Station site.

Ahead of tenders being issued to help prepare business cases and project definition plans for METRONET projects, local engineering and design consultancies were invited to learn about the upcoming work.