Please tell me that the render in the indaily article is for illustration purposes only ? Looks like a cheap uni campus building!

Can someone in the know please tell me the point of this grade separation, when there are further bottlenecks at Tapleys/Anzac - in my view traffic merely gets to the bottlenecks quicker

I use the Belair Line regularly and from what I can tell, the service is very well patronised (especially during peak hour). Someone mentioned closing stations, I don't think that is required, Lynton is actually a very busy stop. Even in its current form (without much improvement), the service is st...

Yep, agreed with all said - this STINKS.

So the Libs claim grade separation is investment in P.T - umm, strictly not true , it's to ease congestion for motorists predominately.

Very disappointing.. I thought there was meant to be GOOD NEWS in the state budget for Public Transport.

Wonder what the costing for a new stadium would be, something like the one in Brisbane?

Looking at that video , the upgrade looks pretty bleak to me, more trees and plantings are required.

SRW » Thu Apr 18, 2019 9:48 am omada wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 9:31 am This whole upgrade is BS, it doesn't extend or upgrade PT at all, it's merely to satisfy motorists. The previous station was not even old and with some foresight, I agree with previous poster, they at least could reuse some mater...

This whole upgrade is BS, it doesn't extend or upgrade PT at all, it's merely to satisfy motorists. The previous station was not even old and with some foresight, I agree with previous poster, they at least could reuse some materials for other station upgrades, but then that doesn't help our poor mo...

MEH, looks like something that belongs at Mawson Lakes.

Hideous!

I know its bad, and yes i'm probably an asshole - but i'd prefer a Contemporary Art Gallery to be honest. We had some fantastic designs from the competition - all for nought it appears.

They just don't get it do they?

In a country like Japan, with a very successful public transport system, at almost every major station, there is a sizable shopping precinct, makes sense you see?

Off topic, but when considering the recent station upgrade at Marion - missed opportunity there too!

Ahh what a modern "TOD style" development Tonsley promised to be - now we get the obligatory carpark.

I'd say if this mad march loop demonstrates strong patronage - it would be a good test case for an extended city loop perhaps.

I think the update is realistic at this point, given the timeframes for the ATP event next year. $10 million well spent, the courts etc have already been upgraded. Perhaps future upgrades would make this court a secondary arena with a larger court elsewhere if there is room?