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Today national advisory body, Infrastructure Australia, released its 2018 Infrastructure Priority List, identifying a $55 billion pipeline of nation-shaping investments across the country. 

Last night Transport and Planning Minister, the Hon Rita Saffioti MLA, met with 170 community members to talk through the results of the recent Morley-Ellenbrook Line community survey.

Ellenbrook residents can hear about the Morley-Ellenbrook Line from Transport and Planning Minister Rita Saffioti at a community information session.

METRONET is engaging with key members of WA’s housing related, urban development and property groups to provide advice on high-level planning issues in a newly formed Private Sector Reference group.

Call for consultants to help develop a concept design that could become the new Public Transport Authority’s future rail operations control centre.

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.