Auckland, New Zealand – 13 September 2026 — Auckland has entered a new era of urban rail transport with the opening of the City Rail Link (CRL) to passenger services, marking one of the most significant changes to the city’s railway network in generations. The NZ$5.493 billion City Rail Link, New Zealand’s largest transport infrastructure
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Melbourne has introduced its first G Class Next Generation Tram into passenger service, marking the beginning of a major fleet renewal programme that will deliver 100 new low-floor trams for the city’s extensive tram network. The first G Class tram entered passenger operation on 30 July 2026, initially operating on Route 59 between Airport West
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Australia’s high-speed rail ambitions are progressing, with major international engineering and infrastructure specialists selected to support the development of the proposed Newcastle–Sydney high-speed rail corridor. The appointments by Australia’s High Speed Rail Authority (HSRA) bring together expertise across engineering, architecture, programme delivery, environmental planning, commercial strategy, property and passenger demand forecasting as the project moves
The Gold Coast Light Rail Stage 3 has entered passenger service, extending Queensland’s G network south from Broadbeach South to Burleigh Heads and marking a major milestone in the development of public transport on Australia’s Gold Coast. The new section adds 6.7 kilometres of double-track light rail and eight new stations, taking the complete G
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The first Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport train has arrived in Australia, marking a major milestone for the new metro line as preparations begin for integrated testing and commissioning ahead of passenger services.
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