Public transport
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- Trains
Ellenbrook’s $1.65 billion train line has been open for a year. How many people have used it?
The latest available patronage figures reveal October saw the highest number of boardings in a month at 340,000.
- Hamish Hastie
Latest
Peak hour commuter chaos for Perth as ‘partial train derailment’ closes three lines
Trains on the Perth Airport, Ellenbrook and Midland lines are cancelled between Perth and Ellenbrook.
- Hannah Murphy
- Exclusive
- WA
A C-Series train heralded the Armadale line’s re-opening. There was just one problem
The opposition has accused the government of trying to “hoodwink” the public for a media opportunity with the “made in WA” train.
- Hamish Hastie
Perth’s south-east opens up again as final stage of Armadale line extension complete
It may have come in over time and over budget but, for commuters on Perth’s Armadale line, it’s over at last.
- Cameron Myles
Perth’s longest park gets opening date as Metronet’s eastern push comes to fruition
Students from East Victoria Park Primary school were enlisted to give their verdict on Long Park ahead of its official opening on October 12.
- Hamish Hastie
Troubled waters ahead for disabled sailing group if Labor pursues Matilda Bay ferry plan
Sailability WA vice president Graham White said a ferry terminal in central Matilda Bay and subsequent ferry movements in the bay posed too much of a risk to its disabled members.
- Hamish Hastie
Perth finally gets access to a modern transport payment system, but landlubbers will have to wait
The Public Transport Authority is launching a four-week trial of the system from the end of September.
- Hamish Hastie
Perth’s Causeway bridge may need to be ‘thinned’ for Metronet on Swan to head east
Transport Rita Saffioti revealed at an estimates hearing on Tuesday the bridge was too low to allow the current design of ferries through at high tide.
- Hamish Hastie
- Opinion
- City life
On track: The train line winning prizes and transforming Perth
The Morley-Ellenbrook line’s domination of this year’s WA Architecture Awards acknowledges how rail is reshaping our city.
- Mark Naglazas
Government launches e-scooter investigation after death of Perth dad
The WA government is further looking into growing concerns about e-scooters on Perth streets by launching a parliamentary committee investigation that will examine current laws and potential changes to strengthen safety.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
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