Construction in Melbourne CBD
From 2 September, both eastbound lanes on Flinders Street will be closed between Elizabeth and Swanston streets for up to three years.
Works are underway to deliver two new underground stations in Melbourne's CBD at each end of Swanston Street.
State Library Station design
The new State Library Station will be located in the northern end of the CBD with direct connections to Melbourne Central Station.
State Library Station works
View details of and work notifications for works taking place in the State Library precinct.
Traffic changes at State Library Station precinct
Long term closures are in place on Franklin Street and A'Beckett Street.
Town Hall Station design
The new Town Hall Station will connect passengers to Melbourne's City Square, Federation Square and Flinders Street Station.
Town Hall Station precinct works
View details of and work notifications for works taking place in the Town Hall precinct.
Traffic changes at Town Hall Station precinct
Changes are planned for people using Flinders and Swanston streets as well as surrounding streets.
Supporting local businesses
Works are ramping up around the CBD, but it’s business as usual for your favourite shops.
Building the Town Hall and State Library stations
Construction of the two new stations will take around five years. Find out how we will build Town Hall and State Library stations.
Town Hall Station gallery
View a collection of images showcasing the construction of Town Hall Station.
State Library Station gallery
View a collection of images showcasing the construction of State Library Station.
City Square closure gallery
See how works have transformed City Square into a station construction site in our photo archive.
Acoustic shed construction
See how the sheds on Franklin and A'Beckett streets were built in our photo gallery.
Archaeology
Melbourne's largest ever archaeological investigations are underway at both new station construction sites.
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