With major demolition works nearing completion on Perth’s Armadale Train Line, attention is turning to construction, with the first of four specialised gantry cranes now on site in East Victoria Park.
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Six months of free travel for regular Armadale users
Regular customers of Perth’s Armadale train line will receive six months of free travel from the start of the anticipated 18-month closure on November 20.
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Date set for major Armadale Line shutdown
Western Australia’s Armadale Line shutdown will commence on Monday, November 20, paving the way for a transformational upgrade of the 130-year-old train line over the next 18 months.
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Armadale line set for 18-month closure
Preparation for the 18-month closure of Perth’s Armadale train line is ramping up, with works on three new bus interchanges now under way.
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Input sought on Australind line alternatives
Passengers who use the Transwa Australind rail service in WA will be invited to have their say to help plan replacement services for the upcoming Armadale Line shutdown.
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Contractors shortlisted for Metronet construction projects
Proponents have moved to the next stage on three Metronet construction projects in Perth.
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Level crossings to go and access improved on Armadale Line
The Western Australia government has unveiled a series of works for Perth’s Armadale Line to improve safety and increase access along the line through Perth’s south-eastern suburbs.
The WA government
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Byford Rail Extension brought forward as station location confirmed
The location of a new station for the community of Byford has been selected as preparatory works kick off before the end of 2020.
The new Byford station will be the terminus of an extended Armadale Line,
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Six level crossings removed in latest Metronet works program
Six more level crossing are to go on the Armadale Line in Perth as part of the next major works package in the Metronet project.
The level crossings are at Mint, Oats, Hamilton, Wharf, and William streets
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