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Trams have missed the bus for 2025 connection to Fishermans Bend

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The University of Melbourne is set to break ground this year on the $400 million first stage of its new engineering and design campus at the old General Motors Holden factory. The university and the state government hope design and test facilities such as high-pressure wind tunnels will attract industry research partnerships. The facilities are due to open gradually from 2026. The state government wants 80,000 people to live and work in Fishermans Bend by 2050.

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Trams have missed the bus for 2025 connection to Fishermans Bend

The University of Melbourne has given up its push for a tram line to its new Fishermans Bend campus to be built by the end of this decade, in a setback that may also stymie housing development in the nation’s largest urban renewal project.

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The Age broke the news in Australia on Saturday, January 20, 2024.
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