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How the Metro Tunnel Fared on Its First Monday Morning Peak

Public Transport · Melbourne

How the Metro Tunnel Fared on Its First Monday Morning Peak

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The launch of a full timetable through the Metro Tunnel has changed travel patterns that have been baked in for decades. Among the commuters there are winners and losers.See the Story

Victoria opens new Preston electric bus depot as shift away from diesel gathers pace - The Indian Sun

Moonee Ponds · Moonee Ponds

Victoria opens new Preston electric bus depot as shift away from diesel gathers pace - The Indian Sun

Victoria’s public transport network has taken another step towards electrification with the opening of a new electric bus depot in Preston, designed to support the growing rollout of zero emission buses across Melbourne’s northern suburbs. The Preston facility will house up to 58 electric buses, which are expected to travel more than 2.8 million kilometres each year on routes serving areas including Moonee Ponds, Melbourne University and Reservo…See the Story

'Vital Link' Restored: Brunners Bridge Reopens Following Major Upgrade

Infrastructure · Mitchells Flat

'Vital Link' Restored: Brunners Bridge Reopens Following Major Upgrade

New Brunners Bridge in Mitchells Flat opens, enhancing freight and community links through improved infrastructure in the Upper Hunter.See the Story

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