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Minister for Public Transport Melissa Horne and Member for Bellarine Lisa Neville joined staff and volunteers from the Bellarine Railway at Queenscliff Station to see the heritage upgrade works that have taken place.
The Victorian Government has started the process of finding new homes for the more than 800 train carriages, locomotives and trams that have been retired, or will be retired in coming years. The Expression of Interest process is the first step in helping to repurpose retired trains and trams once they are no longer needed by transport operators.
The Victorian Government has opened an expression of interest process to lease the former Melbourne Markets site on Footscray Road in West Melbourne, which is owned by VicTrack.
After unprecedented interest from Australian and international companies, the Victorian Government has shortlisted four groups for the development of the Treasury Square site in Melbourne’s CBD.
Member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing announced that Ace Infrastructure and Keystone Civil will deliver bus infrastructure upgrades through the Labor Government’s $22.5 million Road and Rail Minor Works Program.
VicTrack and Dali Wireless announced the successful deployment of the new digital public safety communications system for the Protective Services Officers (PSO) working at selected Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM) railway stations.
Member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing announced Gippsland residents have the chance to have their say on upgrades to their local stations, as part of the $9 million Gippsland Rail Corridor Station Upgrade Program.
Premier Daniel Andrews joined Member for Macedon Mary-Anne Thomas and Member for Northern Victoria Mark Gepp in Woodend to view plans for the station's car park expansion.
Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes, announced that the historic good sheds building at Healesville station will be refurbished and transformed into a local community hub.
Minister for Public Transport Jacinta Allan has announced that Ace Infrastructure and Keystone Civil will deliver the upgrades through the Victorian Government’s $22.5 million Road and Rail Minor Works Program.
