Early design for Sir William Fry Reserve new and improved open space
Suburban Rail LoopThese engagement reports present what we've heard from the community in each phase of our structure planning engagement.
Read moreThese engagement reports present what we've heard from the community in each phase of our structure planning engagement.
Read moreWe're giving away up to 250 native trees to help locals green their gardens as we upgrade the Eastern Freeway.
Read moreWe are creating new and improved open space at Sir William Fry Reserve to ensure it remains a great place to relax and play while we build the Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) station at Cheltenham.
Read moreThe Communications and Community Engagement Strategy for North East Link is to describe how we are developing and maintaining collaborative relationships with the community and stakeholders.
Read moreLearn more about the new Akuna Drive and Maddox Road intersection.
Read moreWe’ve developed a construction program to help keep you moving by train, car, truck, bike or on foot while we remove the Newport level crossings. Find out what to expect in each construction stage in this fact sheet.
Read moreTo remove the Maddox and Champion road level crossings safely and minimise disruption for passengers and freight services, we will take a staged approach to building the rail bridges. Find out how we’ll build the rail bridges in this fact sheet.
Read moreLearn more about the final designs and the new pedestrian and cycling bridge that will be built over the rail line at Champion Road.
Read moreWe'll plant over 200 new native trees and 80,000 grasses, shrubs and tussocks in the Hopkins Road project area. Find out more about planting and landscaping in our fact sheet.
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