The Queensland government says a range of sanitation measures have given public transport users the confidence to return to their train network
New service between Auckland and Hamilton: Light rail back on
A new locomotive-hauled service will connect Hamilton and Waikato to Papakura, where commuters can change for Auckland metro services. Read more
Stage 2A of Canberra Light Rail passes federal environmental approvals
The federal government has given the green light to the next stage of Canberra’s light rail network, with Stage 2A receiving environmental approval. Read more
Funds for Commonwealth Avenue bridge but light rail not part of plans
The federal government has announced $137 million for the strengthening of the Commonwealth Avenue bridge in Canberra. Read more
Tracks laid in heart of Parramatta
Construction of the Parramatta Light Rail is moving ahead, with the first tracks laid on Church Street, in the heart of the Parramatta CBD. Read more
Public transport vital but must meet community needs: ACTCOSS
The ACT Council of Social Service (ACTCOSS) has reaffirmed the importance of public transport while calling upon the ACT government to maximises accessibility and connectivity in the next stage of Canberra Light Rail. Read more
Construction underway on Canberra’s 14th light rail stop
Construction of the Mitchell Light Rail stop in Canberra’s inner north has begun, with utility service relocations, underboring, and geotechnical works the first to get underway. Read more
Woden interchange plans out for public comment
The future terminus of Stage 2 of Canberra Light Rail is taking shape, with consultation beginning in 2021 on the Woden transport interchange. Read more
Thales card readers selected for Amsterdam light rail
Amsterdam’s public transport company, GVB, has selected Thales to replace all card readers on the city’s tram and bus fleet. Read more
Queensland budget confirms rail manufacturing pipeline
The 2020-21 Queensland Budget has confirmed a $1 billion rail manufacturing pipeline in the state. Read more