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WATCH: New Inland Rail precinct comes to life

by Kody Cook
July 14, 2025
in Civil Construction, Critical Infrastructure, Freight & Logistics, News, Projects, Rail, Spotlight, Transport, VIC
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An aerial view of the completed Wangaratta station. Image: Inland Rail.  

An aerial view of the completed Wangaratta station. Image: Inland Rail.  

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Inland Rail has completed major construction in Wangaratta, with the newly transformed station precinct open to locals and visitors.  

Since construction partner McConnell Dowell started in 2023, the Wangaratta community has been vital to the project’s success. 

Local knowledge has helped inform the design and the community supplied a strong local workforce. 

Watch the video below to see how the station transformed from visualisation to reality. 

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The town now has a modern, safer and more accessible railway precinct. The project has delivered: 

  • A light-filled pedestrian underpass with clear lines of sight 
  • Improved access with ramps, lifts and stairs 
  • A new carpark, station platform and footpaths 
  • Restored connectivity between the town and the station, thanks to the relocated railway track 

Better town connectivity and liveability are just some of the lasting legacies that Inland Rail is creating for regional Victorian communities. 

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