The Project Sydney Metro is Australia’s biggest public transport project. From the north west, metro rail is being extended under Sydney Harbour, through new underground city stations and beyond to the south west. In 2024, Sydney will have 31 metro railway stations and a 66lm standalone metro railway system, revolutionising the way Australia’s biggest city … Continued
About Inland Rail Inland Rail is transforming how everyday goods are moved around our vast country. It will complete the backbone of the national freight network by providing transit times of less than 24 hours for freight trains between Melbourne and Brisbane via regional Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. Creating the connectivity to shift … Continued
Narrabri to North Star project The Narrabri to North Star project involves an upgrade to approximately 186km of track within the existing rail corridor and construction of approximately 2.3km of a new rail corridor. The works are required to accommodate the operation of 1,800m-long double-stacked freight trains. This project crosses the Local Government Areas of … Continued
The Port Botany Rail Duplication (including Cabramatta Loop) project comprises Botany Rail Duplication and Cabramatta Passing Loop. It involves the duplication of the remaining single-track section of the Port Botany Rail Line and delivery of a new passing loop on the Southern Sydney Freight Line. The Project aims to provide the capacity to meet predicted … Continued
About Brisbane Metro Brisbane Metro will be a key part of Brisbane’s greater transport network connecting the city to the suburbs. New high-capacity and high-frequency Metro services will run along dedicated busways and link with suburban bus and train services as part of a better-planned network. Brisbane Metro will provide a 21-kilometre service connecting 18 … Continued
As we approach the New Year, that metaphorical line in the sand has never felt more poignant. The 2020 zeitgeist will be unforgettable for a long time to come but in this last edition of the Victorian Prospect for this extraordinary year we’d like to focus on the positives. What’s inside: Dianne Smith reflects … Continued
CPB Contractors, BAM, Ghella and UGL Joint Venture (CBGU D&C JV), has been appointed the principal design and construction contractor for the Tunnel and Stations package of the Cross River Rail project, which includes: Four new, state-of-the-art underground stations at Boggo Road, Woolloongabba, Albert Street and Roma Street and an upgrade of the Dutton Park … Continued
It cannot be understated how significant the challenges our State has faced this year but now it’s time to rebuild and recover by encouraging industry and supporting jobs. ICN Victoria has a critical role in our economic recovery and this Budget reinforces our mandate of administering, maximising and encouraging local industry engagement and good job creation. With funds committed to industry, … Continued
The Pitt Street Integrated Station Development (PSISD) forms part of the NSW Government’s Sydney Metro City & Southwest project. The project represents Stage 2 of the NSW Government’s Sydney Metro Master Plan. The Sydney Metro City & Southwest is a new 30 kilometre metro line extending metro rail from the end of Sydney Metro Northwest … Continued
With over 6,000 kilometres of existing rail infrastructure, John Holland Rail (JHR) was well aware of the challenges involved in the take up of a fully operational heavy rail network. JHR enlisted the support of ICN to connect with regional suppliers in readiness for the take up of the Country Regional Network. The ten year … Continued
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