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The new METRONET C-Series trains will have a distinctly local flavour with Bassendean company Hofmann Engineering being appointed by Alstom to manufacture the bogie frames for the trains.
As part of the planning and early works for the Lakelands Station project geotechnical site investigations are currently taking place at the future station site.
The future Morley Station, part of the Morley-Ellenbrook Line, will give people living in Morley, Embleton and the northern section of Bayswater more transport options and provide new opportunities for living and working within walking distance of the station.
Based on initial stakeholder feedback on these options, a third option is now being considered for removing the Wharf Street crossing
In May we asked City of Kalamunda residents and businesses to help choose the name of their new station and now the votes are in!
Calling local WA companies interested in seeing their parts in the future C-Series railcars.
The first concept images for the Morley-Ellenbrook Line have been released, following WA Cabinet endorsement of the Project Definition Plan.
Safer, easier and potentially more crossings will be possible for up to six level crossing removals on the inner Armadale line, at Mint Street, Oats Street, Welshpool Road, Hamilton Street, Wharf Street and William Street.
As well as instilling a sense of local pride, public art’s celebration or commemoration of what is unique or special about a place can be a huge driver for domestic and international tourism.
In recognition of National Reconciliation Week 2020, we’re shining the light on two streams; Aboriginal Procurement and Aboriginal Employment.
Waiting at a level crossing will soon be a thing of the past for Kelmscott residents as removing the notorious Denny Avenue level crossing moves another step closer.
Animation and artist impressions give insight to the new Bayswater Station
Two housing developments walking distance to Bayswater and Meltham stations are now complete.
A local Bassendean company fabricating cranes that will be used in the Bellevue Manufacturing Railcar facility hosted Premier Mark McGowan and Minister for Transport Rita Saffioti for a tour of its premises.
Another Perth-based company is helping deliver a METRONET project, with PS Structures selected as the preferred proponent for the Mandurah Station multi-storey car park.
What’s in a name? Quite a lot, and now community members in Perth’s Eastern foothills have the opportunity to help chose the name for their new station.