Bridge removed in track work surge
Progress on the Inland Rail project in Victoria surged over the weekend with a forty-hour shutdown of the Albury line enabling large scale works, including the demolition of the old Short Street bridge at Broadford.
Nailing it! Inland Rail uses soil nails to stabilise slopes
Inland Rail works in Broadford, Euroa and Tallarook are using soil nails to stabilise slopes and construction areas as part of the Beveridge to Albury Tranche 2 project.
Construction update: Latest works in Broadford and Wandong including demolition of Short Street bridge
During a rail possession between 8am 28 February and 11pm 1 March, our construction partner John Holland will demolish the Short Street bridge in Broadford.
Traffic changes over Broadford’s Short Street bridge
Inland Rail is progressing works in Broadford and over the coming weeks the community will notice some big changes.
Broadford’s pint size future bridge builders eager to learn about Inland Rail
Children from Ferguson Street Early Learning and Kindergarten had an exciting time when they visited Hamilton Street in Broadford to watch the new bridge being built.
‘Construction in Victoria is in full swing’: Bridges swing into place in Broadford
Two of the three new bridges to be installed in Broadford as part of the Inland Rail project, have been lifted into place in a highly coordinated early morning operation.
Watch now: Installing Broadford’s Hamilton Street bridge beams
Our construction partner John Holland installed the first two bridge beams for the new Hamilton Street bridge in Broadford.
Big move: Bridge beams make their way from Tasmania to Broadford
The first of seven beams to be installed for the new Hamilton Street bridge have arrived in Broadford, marking the latest milestone for Inland Rail in Victoria.
Inland Rail unveils latest designs of Hume Freeway and Marchbanks Road sites
Visualisations for the two Hume Freeway sites and the Marchbanks Road bridge replacement in Broadford have been released by Inland Rail before construction begins later this year.
Win-win for local businesses and Inland Rail workers
Workers rostered during the Inland Rail 60-hour-possession in Euroa and Broadford were thankful to three local businesses who went above and beyond, extending their opening hours to feed and caffeinate crews.
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