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It’s goodbye for the Anzac Station acoustic shed
You may have noticed some changes at the Metro Tunnel’s Anzac Station site on St Kilda Rd.
Read MoreA very sparkly Metro Tunnel Christmas with The Huxleys
If you’ve ever wanted to see two crocs sharing a prawn cocktail, glittery gumnut babies and kissing emus, then The Huxleys have your Christmas wishes covered.
Read MoreEngineering a route to success
Engineering a route to success When it comes to kicking goals,
Read MoreLatest plans released for Anzac Station
The latest plans for Anzac Station and surrounds have been revealed, showing more trees saved in the iconic St Kilda Rd precinct and better accessibility
Read MoreCreative Program explores Melbourne stories as part of the Writers Festival
Being creative is all about thinking outside the square, and that’s exactly what the Metro Tunnel Creative Program has done to deliver some beautiful illustrations and stories as part of the Melbourne Writers Festival
Read MoreGold for Metro Tunnel Creative Program
While digging twin nine-kilometre tunnels and building five new train stations up to 40 metres below Melbourne’s streets has brought some challenges
Read MoreMetro Tunnel marks nearly 30 million hours worked
Metro Tunnel marks nearly 30 million hours worked All eyes were on the Metro Tunnel’s Arden Station recently, which was the location for Premier Daniel Andrews’ return to work after a fall that left him with spinal injuries. Mr Andrews toured one of the twin rail tunnels and revealed almost 30 million hours had been worked on the project
Read MoreDigging done for Metro Tunnel mega machines
Four huge tunnel boring machines (TBMs) have finished 20 months of digging under Melbourne to create two nine-kilometre-long rail tunnels for the Metro Tunnel Project
Read MoreNew-look Metro Tunnel HQ back in business
Metro Tunnel HQ is back doing what it does best
Read MoreMetro Tunnel comes to life for kids these school holidays
Metro Tunnel comes to life for kids these school holidays Head to the Melbourne Museum these school holidays for a chance to see the amazing inner workings of the Metro Tunnel Project’s massive tunnel boring machines
Read MoreEmma Coulter’s colourful creation a symbol of city’s resilience
Next time you’re in the CBD, keep an eye out for the latest colourful artwork adorning the Metro Tunnel Project’s City Square work site.
Read MoreTBMs forge ahead towards city centre
Tunnelling in Domain is in full swing following the relaunch of tunnel boring machines (TBMs) Millie and Alice.
Read MoreMetro Tunnel puts pop-up parks on the menu
The Metro Tunnel Project has joined the push to help rejuvenate Melbourne’s dining scene as it bounces back from the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreMetro Tunnel mega machine sets course for State Library
Work has started on the latest section of the Metro Tunnel – a one-kilometre stretch from Parkville to the new State Library Station at the northern end of Swanston St. Tunnel boring machines (TBM) Joan and Meg have been relaunched to begin their journey into the heart of Melbourne’s CBD
Read MoreMetro Tunnel reaches halfway milestone
Tunnelling has hit the halfway mark following the recent breakthrough of two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) through key sections of the Metro Tunnel
Read MoreMetro Tunnel marks Parkville milestone
The Metro Tunnel Project now has all four tunnel boring machines (TBMs) hard at work digging deep under Melbourne.
Read MoreMetro Tunnel lessons just a click away
The Metro Tunnel Project has stepped into the virtual classroom to help parents tackle home schooling
Read MoreTunnelling in full swing
Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) Millie and Alice are making great progress, with Millie now having completed more than a quarter of her journey towards the eastern tunnel entrance in South Yarra and Alice not far behind
Read MoreTunnelling in full swing
All four of the Metro Tunnel Project’s tunnel boring machines (TBMs) are now building the project’s twin nine-kilometre rail tunnels across Melbourne, as tunnelling kicks into full gear.
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