Boggo Road Construction

This new underground station will see Boggo Road become South East Queensland’s second busiest transport interchange, with over 22,000 commuters using the new station each week day, by 2036.

A new station at Boggo Road will stimulate the growth of the existing health, science and education precinct which is already home to thousands of employees.

Map of work area and access points to rail corridor.

July weekend rail corridor works: Dutton Park, Park Road and Buranda stations

The Cross River Rail Tunnel and Stations team will be working in the rail corridor between Dutton Park, Park Road and Buranda stations from 2:00am Saturday 3 July until 4:00am Monday 5 July and from 2:00am Saturday 24 July until 4:00am Monday 26 July 2021.

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Boggo Road construction update - June 2021

Boggo Road construction update - June 2021

This month's construction update focuses on the new Boggo Road station. Station box excavation and tunnelling works continue as work to build the permanent structure begins.

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Southern Tunnel Portal update - June 2021

Southern Tunnel Portal update - June 2021

Work within the Southern Tunnel Portal includes site establishment, relocation of services and building foundations for the new tunnel portal.

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Map showing the streets around Dutton Park, Park Road and Buranda stations, the work area and work activities between these stations and the access points into the rail corridor

Rail corridor works Easter and early April

During the Easter holiday period, the Cross River Rail Tunnel & Stations team will be working in the rail corridor between Dutton Park, Park Road and Buranda stations.

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Indicative map showing the location of the four car parks to be temporarily closed

Joe Baker Street – temporary car park closure

Between Saturday 23 January and Monday 1 February 2021, four on-street car parks will be temporarily closed on Joe Baker Street to enable the safe assembly of a tower crane within the Boggo Road construction site. The car parks will be re-opened on completion of the work.

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Southern Area: Sewer and stormwater main relocation update

Southern Area: Sewer and stormwater main relocation update

From Monday 11 January 2021, work to relocate underground utility services will commence to enable construction of the Cross River Rail southern tunnel portal.

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Southern Portal Site establishment and demolition

Southern Portal Site establishment and demolition

As part of Cross River Rail, a tunnel portal will be constructed in the area south of the new Boggo Road station.

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Southern Area - Service relocation

Southern Area - Service relocation

Relocation of utility services, including Telstra infrastructure, will start in late October 2020 in the southern area. Two work areas will be established on Kent Street and Pound Street to support this work.

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view of the Boggo Road looking towards the Brisbane CBD.

Works Notices

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Boggo Road Station

This new underground station will see Boggo Road become South East Queensland’s second busiest transport interchange, with over 22,000 commuters using the new station each week day, by 2036.

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Boggo Road Station Precinct

The station will integrate with existing public transport infrastructure to form part of South East Queensland’s second busiest public transport interchange. The new underground station at Boggo Road will stimulate growth of what is already a globally recognised health, science and education precinct.

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Construction

The Project is already in delivery with an extensive program of early works well progressed. Major construction works will commence in late 2019, with contractors establishing sites at Woolloongabba, Albert Street and Roma Street.

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