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News Articles | 7 February 2019

Forrestfield-Airport Link project continues to move forward

The Forrestfield-Airport Link is continuing to move forward, with significant progress made on the project and rectification measures identified for a damaged 26 metre section of one tunnel.

Fact Sheets | 18 December 2018

Cross Passage Dundas incident update fact sheet

On Saturday September 22, a leak developed at the first tunnel-to-tunnel cross passage, approximately 200m north of the Forrestfield Station site.

Fact Sheets | 27 November 2018

Sustainability fact sheet

An efficient public transport system is an essential part of a sustainable city.

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All aboard as new Airport Line opens

The Airport Line is officially open with the very first train pulling out of High Wycombe Station on Sunday 9 October.

October 2022 update

The new Airport Line is ready for take-off

Public Art fact sheet

Public art plays an important role in urban planning and design.

Project overview fact sheet

Spurring off the existing Midland Line, the Forrestfield- Airport Link is a new rail service to Perth’s eastern suburbs. This landmark transport project will enhance the existing network by providing three new stations connected via twin-bored tunnels.

High Wycombe Station fact sheet

Located adjacent to Dundas Road, east of the Forrestfield freight marshalling yard and south of Maida Vale Road, High Wycombe Station will provide an accessible and efficient transport option to and from the city for Perth’s eastern suburbs and foothills.

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February 2019 update

It has been a busy start to 2019, with works continuing across nine construction sites, our stations starting to take shape, segment production reaching 91 per cent and the tunnel boring machines (TBMs) beginning their ascent towards Redcliffe Station.

2018 end of year update

Tunnel boring machine (TBM) Grace has been very busy in 2018 reaching the halfway mark (3571m) of her underground journey in November, and clearing the airside environment in December.