The third roadheader has broken through at Melbourne's Town Hall station, marking the completion of excavation for the first level of rail tunnels running alongside the station's platforms.
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Metro Tunnel eastern entrance at South Yarra completed five months early
The Melbourne Metro Tunnel's eastern entrance structure has been completed more than five months ahead of schedule.
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First Cross River Rail tunnel boring machine launched
The first of two Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) to work on the Cross River Rail project has been launched under the Woolloongabba site station cavern.
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The making of the metro
Sydney Metro is the largest public transport infrastructure project in Australia. It includes four separate train lines, tunnels under Sydney Harbour and, by 2024, 31 stations.
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Tunnel Boring Machines from Sydney Metro arrive to build the Cross River Rail
Two Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) have arrived in Queensland, to be assembled and deployed to dig out the Cross River Rail tunnels.
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Melbourne Metro Tunnel roadheaders meet at future Town Hall Station
Deep underneath Swanston Street on the Melbourne Metro Tunnel project workers have excavated the new Town Hall Station, measuring larger than a city block and as deep as a five story building.
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All Tunnel Boring Machines below Melbourne digging the Metro Tunnel
The last Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM), Meg, has been launched from the Metro Tunnel Arden site in North Melbourne.
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Final two tunnel boring machines on Metro Tunnel project begin works
To progress works on the Melbourne Metro Tunnel Project the final two Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) have been launched.
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Tunnelling complete on $1.86B Forrestfield-Airport Link project
Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) Sandy has broken through at Bayswater Drive marking the completion of tunnelling on the Forrestfield-Airport Link.
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Major tunneling construction complete for Sydney Metro
Four tunnel boring machines (TMBs) are now leaving Sydney after finishing tunnelling under the city, delivering 30 kilometres of twin metro railway tunnels.
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