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It's on: after more than 2100 days, work begins on light rail extension

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Canberra's light rail extension to Commonwealth Park begins. See new stops and 2028 completion details.

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The Canberra Times

It's on: after more than 2100 days, work begins on light rail extension

Canberra's light rail extension to Commonwealth Park begins. See new stops and 2028 completion details.

7 days ago·Canberra, Australia

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Infrastructure Magazine

Canberra light rail extension underway - Infrastructure Magazine

Image: Alistair/stock.adobe.com Construction has begun on the Stage 2A extension of Canberra’s light rail network, bringing light rail services one step closer to reaching Woden. Stage 2A of the Canberra Light Rail involves extending the existing rail network from Civic to Commonwealth Park to improve transport connections as the capital grows. Canberra is one of Australia’s fastest growing cities with the population predicted to approach 75…

6 days ago

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Rail Express

Construction begins on extension of Canberra light rail

This stage of construction will expand the light rail network with three new stops. Image: CMETConstruction has begun on the expansion of Canberra’s light rail network from the city to Commonwealth Park. Starting from Alinga Street, crews will build 1.7 kilometres of new rail line, with a new bridge over Parkes Way. Three new stations will be added at Edinburgh Avenue, City South and Commonwealth Park as part of Stage 2A of the project. Late…

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canberradaily.com.au

Work begins on light rail Stage 2A extension

Canberra’s light rail network is expanding with construction on Stage 2A now underway, extending the existing line from Civic to Commonwealth Park. The 1.7-kilometre extension will include a new bridge over Parkes Way and three additional stops at City Edinburgh Avenue, City South, and Commonwealth Park. Canberra is growing fast, with the population expected to reach 750,000 by mid-century. As more people move to the capital, the $577 million pr…

7 days ago·Canberra, Australia

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