Construction Gallery

We’re building Inland Rail in Victoria. Construction on the Beveridge to Albury section started in late 2022. Check out our gallery of images and videos showcasing our completed works across Barnawartha North, Glenrowan, Seymour and Wangaratta.

 

Aerial shot of train station
Major construction is complete at Wangaratta Station, May 2025.
Group of people cutting a ribbon
Officially opening the Wangaratta Station Precinct - (from left) V/Line Acting Executive Director Anita Gelfond, Rural City of Wangaratta Mayor Irene Grant, Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Minister the Hon. Catherine King, Inland Rail CEO Nick Miller, McConnell Dowell Victoria Operations Manager Harriet Christopherson and Federal Member for Indi Helen Haines.
A curved road leads to a bridge over a railway corridor, in a rural landscape.
Completed bridge
Aerial view of a small town with an elevated bridge over railway tracks and a circular building surrounded by greenery.
Completed Beaconsfield Bridge, Glenrowan Victoria

Barnawartha North

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Glenrowan

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Seymour

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Wangaratta

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Barnawartha North

We’ve lowered the rail tracks by approximately 1.4 metres under the Murray Valley Highway road bridge at Barnawartha North. Major construction was completed in late 2023. Find out more about our work at Barnawartha North.

A road bridge over two rail tracks in a countryside setting
A close-up look at the additional clearance under the Murray Valley Highway, Barnawartha North.
A bridge over railway tracks in a rural setting
No construction in sight, now we’ve finished lowering the tracks under the Murray Valley Highway bridge, Barnawartha North.
Moving soil during an 18-hour track possession in October at Barnawartha North
Moving soil during an 18-hour track possession in October at Barnawartha North
New lower track laid at Murray Valley Highway site, Barnawartha North during the September possession
New lower track laid at Murray Valley Highway site, Barnawartha North during the September possession
Beams ready to be craned into place to form the new Beaconsfield Parade bridge at Glenrowan
Freight train passing during works at Murray Valley Highway site, Barnawartha North
Drone view of construction site at Murray Valley Highway, Barnawartha North during March 2023 60-hour shutdown
Drone view of construction site at Murray Valley Highway, Barnawartha North during March 2023 60-hour shutdown
The ARTC and McConnell Dowell teams inspect the new lowered track at Murray Valley Highway, Barnawartha North
The ARTC and McConnell Dowell teams inspect the new lowered track at Murray Valley Highway, Barnawartha North
Unclipping the track in preparation for the track lower works at Barnawartha North
Unclipping the track in preparation for the track lower works at Barnawartha North
Machines in action at Murray Valley Highway site, Barnawartha North during the September possession
Machines in action at Murray Valley Highway site, Barnawartha North during the September possession
Track lowering works at Murray Valley Highway site, Barnawartha North during the September possession.
Track lowering works at Murray Valley Highway site, Barnawartha North during the September possession.
Construction site with a yellow bulldozer and excavator, two workers in safety gear, and trees in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
Aerial view reinstating the rail at Murray Valley Highway, Barnawartha North during March 2023 60-hour shutdown
Aerial view reinstating the rail at Murray Valley Highway, Barnawartha North during March 2023 60-hour shutdown

Glenrowan

We’ve replaced the 60-year-old Beaconsfield Parade bridge with a new higher structure in Glenrowan. Major construction was completed in mid-2025. Find out more about our work at Glenrowan.

Aerial view of a small town with an elevated bridge over railway tracks and a circular building surrounded by greenery.
Completed Beaconsfield Bridge, Glenrowan Victoria
Bridge over two railway lines.
Sufficient clearance under Beaconsfield Parade bridge, Glenrowan for double-stacked freight trains.
Pedestrian bridge with red rails.
Improved pedestrian safety on Beaconsfield Parade bridge, Glenrowan.
A car driving over a bridge
Safer shared use path.
A busy rail construction scene. A crane is about to lift concrete girders across railway tracks.
A rail construction site showing a completed bridge spanning a railway line that has two excavators working on it.
The works at Glenrowan in September, 2024.
A worker in high visibility gear and a hard hat stands behind a survey tool, on a tripod, on a railway track.
Survey works are critical to the success of Inland Rail, September 2024.
The old and the new Beaconsfield Parade bridge in Glenrowan.
Demolition of the old Beaconsfield Parade bridge in Glenrowan.
The Beaconsfield Parade bridge starts to take shape in Glenrowan
The Beaconsfield Parade bridge starts to take shape in Glenrowan
Drone view of night works construction site in Glenrowan during March 2023 60-hour shutdown
Drone view of night works construction site in Glenrowan during March 2023 60-hour shutdown
Beaconsfield Parade bridge outside Glenrowan
How the Beaconsfield Parade bridge, Glenrowan, looked in 2021.

VISUAL FEATURE STORY: Beaconsfield Parade Bridge construction

Seymour

We’ve replaced the Seymour-Avenel Road bridge with a new higher structure. Major construction was completed in mid-2025. Find out more about our work at Seymour.

A train passes under a road bridge in a rural setting.
Seymour-Avenel Road opens to traffic, April 2025
Large yellow truck next to metal road barriers with white truck in the background.
Road barriers installed at Seymour-Avenel Road bridge, March 2025.
A man and a woman wearing hi-viz PPE workwear standing on a new bridge
Completed Seymour-Avenell Road bridge.
Close-up shot of road bridge over the top of two railway lines.
A close-up of the nearly complete Seymour-Avenel Road bridge, March 2025.
Digger on a construction site.
Earth works at Seymour-Avenel Road bridge, March 2025.
Two people wearing high-viz PPE workwear bending over on a work site.
Workers at Seymour-Avenel Road bridge, Seymour, March 2025.
A construction site in a rural setting. Differs move gravel, while workers dot the surrounding roadworks.
Construction is full steam ahead at Seymour-Avenel Road, February 2025.
Workers laying the formwork at Seymour-Avenel Road, November 2024.
Workers laying the formwork at Seymour-Avenel Road, November 2024.
New higher bridge at Seymour-Avenel Road with plenty of extra height, November 2024
New higher bridge at Seymour-Avenel Road with plenty of extra height, November 2024.
A drone shot of a construction site.
Birds-eye view of the piling rig at Seymour.
A rural scene with a road and rail line passing through the centre of it. A construction site with roadwork runs diagonally through the landscape, crossing the rail line.
Access road construction at Seymour-Avenel Road site.
Road bridge travelling over a rail line outside Seymour

Wangaratta

We’ve modified the station precinct and replaced the Green Street bridge in Wangaratta. Works at the station included installing a new pedestrian underpass, relocating the rail track and building a new station platform and carpark. Major construction was completed in mid-2025. Find out more about our work at Wangaratta.

Green Street bridge, Wangaratta

A road bridge over a railway corridor in an urban setting.
Green Street bridge, Wangaratta
A group of happy looking workers dressed in high visibility wear stand on a road bridge over railway lines. Some of the people have their hands in the air, as if in celebration.
Beveridge to Albury Tranche 1 project team celebrate the opening of Green Street bridge, Wangaratta.
One car driving over Green Street Bridge
Lowering the tracks at Green Street, Wangaratta.
A huge crane lifts a massive bridge span into place over two tracks of rail. A township and mountains can be seen in the background, which shows the scale of the crane, as it towers over the landscape.
On its way. Green Street bridge as it’s lifted into place, September 2024.
A view, taken high in the air from a drone, shows a very tall crane towering over the landscape. It is lifting a massive blue bridge span intoplace over two railway tracks.
A birds-eye view of the Green Street bridge lift, September 2024.
A bright blue bridge span is finally lowered into place, resting on support pillars. The bridge is over two railway tracks.
Touch down. Green Street bridge install complete, September 2024
Bluebowers of weights weigh down a huge crane.
Massive counter weights were required to support the 650-tonne crane at Wangaratta, September 2024.
Two railway tracks run through a construction site, with concrete structures on both sides of the tracks.
Retaining wall works for Green Street bridge, Wangaratta.
Green Street bridge superstructure is set to be installed in mid-September.
Cranes lift sections of the Green Street bridge in Wangaratta.
Cranes lift sections of the Green Street bridge in Wangaratta.
Existing Green Street bridge at Wangaratta
Existing Green Street bridge at Wangaratta

Station Precinct, Wangaratta

Aerial view of a train station with multiple platforms, surrounded by autumn trees, residential buildings, and roads.
A train station with brand new landscaping and platforms, in a country landscape, with a town centre surrounding it.
Wangaratta Station Precinct
Underpass under a railway line.
Wangaratta Station Precinct underpass opens to the public, March 2025.
A crane carrying some steel over two railway lines
On the move, Wangaratta’s Docker Street footbridge, March 2025.
A crane carrying some steel over two railway lines
Another big crane in Wangaratta, March 2025.
Man in high visibility PPE workwear welding on top of a bridge stretching over atwo rail way lines
Docker Street footbridge removal, Wangaratta, March 2025
Track protection in place during Wangaratta works, March 2025.
Track protection in place during Wangaratta works, March 2025.
Wangaratta’s new station carpark, November 2024.
Wangaratta’s new station carpark, November 2024.
Installing the lifts at Wangaratta Station, November 2024,
Installing the lifts at Wangaratta Station, November 2024,
A train station with a train stretching beyond it. The gardens surrounding the train station are newly planted and there is fresh mulch. A water tower stands in the background, which is densely covered by trees.
The ramps and stairs at Wangaratta Station, February 2025.
Image of Wangaratta station, including image of the rail track
Wangaratta Station in 2022.
Aerial image of the Wangaratta Railway Station precinct.
Aerial image of the Wangaratta Railway Station precinct.

VISUAL FEATURE STORY: Transforming the Wangaratta Station Precinct

Inland Rail in Victoria: Contact details

If you have any questions about the Inland Rail project, you can contact our Victorian team by phone, email, mail, or at one of our drop-in sessions.

 

Contact us
Phone:1800 732 761
during business hours
or leave a message and
we will get back to you.
Email:inlandrailvic@inlandrail.com.au
Mail: Inland Rail Pty Ltd
PO Box 217,
Collins Street West
VIC 8007
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