Patrick Hatch in The Age on October 28, 2024: Residents in a Brunswick development celebrated for its livability say they are “astonished” by plans to build an elevated train station just metres from some of their bedroom windows. Brunswick, Anstey Read more…
Mark Phillips in Brunswick Voice on October 22, 2024:RESIDENTS in apartment blocks along the Upfield line will call on the state government to move the location of the proposed new northern station to be built as part of the Brunswick Read more…
We’re so proud of our community, who joined us in Bulleke-bek park today to talk about seeking better outcomes for the proposed north station of the new elevated Upfield line through Brunswick. We’ll share more details and next steps soon. Read more…
Join us in Bulleke-bek Park, the centre of our community, from 11am on Sunday October 20th. A Better Elevated Rail Is Possible!Help us fight for a better outcome for Brunswick’s Level Crossing Removal Project We support the Victorian government’s plan Read more…
Immediately after the surprise release of the proposed plans for new stations in Brunswick, the Victorian government are open running a very short community consultation period. Attend an information session In person information sessions Where: T.O.M.S Place, 1 Tripovich Street, Brunswick Read more…
The Victorian Government’s Big Build website has released details of the proposed Level Cross Removing Project and elevated rail through Brunswick. The three stations are proposed to be reduced to two, each with north and south entries: Read the full Read more…
Mark Phillips at the Brunswick Voice covers the change in stations in this story. BRUNSWICK will lose one of its three stations when the elevated railway is built by 2030 in a decision that contradicts community and council preferences. The Read more…
Merri Bek Council has released a “position paper” after initial community consultation. Click the image below to view.
We are Elevating Brunswick, a community group formed to be a shared voice for apartment dwellers along the corridor. Like you, we live along the Upfield line and we’re eager to see this watershed project deliver on its potential for Read more…
LXRP undertook site works including soil testing. Soil testing helps the project team understand important information about the ground conditions and where utilities and services are located. This information is used to develop the project’s design, planning, and construction methods.