Public transport
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False alarm triggers major peak-hour delays after Parliament train station evacuated
Trains were delayed by up to 30 minutes after an automatic fire alarm was set off underground at Parliament station.
- Hannah Hammoud
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Greens’ $8 billion scheme for 50 cent fares across Australia comes with costing questions
The Greens say the plan would cost the federal government $2.6 billion in the first year. However, state revenues from public transport are at odds with that figure.
- Olivia Ireland
Victoria remains committed to Suburban Rail Loop amid more cash for airport rail
Premier Jacinta Allan has brushed off disastrous poll results and insisted her government remains committed to the contentious Suburban Rail Loop project.
- Benjamin Preiss and Chip Le Grand
- Editorial
- Development
Melbourne’s west is a growing force, and politicians should beware
The western suburbs are changing and growing. Whoever can meet the region’s needs and expectations of services and infrastructure is likely to reap huge rewards.
- The Age's View
Greens pitch 50¢ fares to Prahran voters
The Victorian Greens will pitch a 50¢ flat public transport fare to locals in the inner-city seat of Prahran in a bid to fend off the Liberals.
- Carla Jaeger
Quiet cuts to Metro Tunnel scope raise questions over what services will actually be delivered
Commuters could miss out on the full benefits of the $15 billion project because related network upgrades have been cut to rein in the ballooning budget.
- Patrick Hatch
Public transport, short-term stays about to get more expensive in Victoria
Using public transport will cost an extra 40¢ a day for a full-fare passenger. Stays in Airbnb properties and visits to the zoo and snow will also cost more from January 1.
- Rachel Eddie and Carla Jaeger
It was once declared ‘unpopular for living’. Now it’s Australia’s fastest-growing region
The Age explores what’s driving the boom in Melbourne’s western suburbs, and challenges some of the common assumptions about the area.
- Sophie Aubrey, Adam Carey and Patrick Hatch
Long walks on gravel along dangerous roads: The fast-growing Melbourne suburbs waiting for buses and trains
In the outer west, where the car is king, residents want better public transport links. In a series, The Age explores why the west is Australia’s fastest-growing region and what’s holding it back from its full potential.
- Patrick Hatch
- Series
- City life
Growing pains in Melbourne’s booming west
In a series, The Age explores what makes the western suburbs the place to be and what’s holding them back.
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