Dandenong's Webster Street underpass opens two years early
Dandenong's Webster Street underpass opened on 22 September, two years early. The Pakenham, Cranbourne and Sunbury lines now have no level crossings left.
Australia correspondent
Australia desk
Bel McRae covers the Australia and Roads desks, with 48 stories so far, 37 of them for the Australia desk. A big share follows One Nation, from its polling and its Victorian launch to Pauline Hanson's policy calls, alongside Canberra and the power grid. On Roads, McRae reports on highways, rail and freight, from the Strzelecki Track sealing to Melbourne Airport Rail.
Dandenong's Webster Street underpass opened on 22 September, two years early. The Pakenham, Cranbourne and Sunbury lines now have no level crossings left.
Opinion: Chris Bowen says Pauline Hanson can’t claim to be patriotic. On power bills, borders and the Voice, his own record fails that test.
Opinion: Andrew Hastie called Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce lying cowards. His own words and votes, and his party’s record, make a weak case.
One Nation is Pauline Hanson's party, founded in 1997. Here's its history, what it says it stands for, how it's polling and the controversies it's faced.
Sealing has started on a 67 km stretch of SA's Strzelecki Track. The $215 million project has now sealed 225 of the track's 472 km.
The last elevated sections of Adelaide's Mike Turtur Bikeway opened on 27 September. Its 1.4 km of paths now carry riders over four busy roads.
Clyde North's $83.5 million Thompsons Road and Berwick-Cranbourne Road upgrade opened 28 September, seven months early, for 47,000 drivers a day.
Main works on Brisbane's Beams Road Stage 1B are done. It's now four lanes through Fitzgibbon for the more than 20,000 vehicles that use it every day.
Early works on Melbourne Airport Rail's 7.4 km Stage 2 line to a new Keilor East station start within weeks. Trains are due there in 2031.
Leaked, unverified polling reported by News24 has One Nation winning 48 of 93 NSW seats in March 2027. Published polls have it second, on 25% in Resolve.
One Nation launches its Victorian campaign at Crown in Melbourne on 3 October. Its crime and budget policy pages still read ‘update in progress’.