Dutton Park to Salisbury Construction

The Cross River Rail Delivery Authority is rebuilding seven stations on Brisbane’s southside between Dutton Park and Salisbury as part of a rolling program of station accessibility upgrades.

These upgrades are part of a wider transformation to expand, improve and modernise South East Queensland’s rail network.

Station upgrades include new overpasses and passenger lifts, accessible parking bays, new kiss’n’ride spaces, platform improvements and bike enclosures.

Stations rebuild progress

The stations at Dutton Park, Fairfield, Yeronga, Yeerongpilly, Rocklea and Salisbury are now reopened, with major construction underway at Moorooka.

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Map of work areas, construction access, pedestrian access and temporary traffic changes on Lillian Avenue, Fairlie Terrace and Dollis Street, Salisbury

Construction update Salisbury station - August 2026

In August, works will continue on overhead electrical and signalling works within the Salisbury station rail corridor during a scheduled track possession.

Map showing the Dutton Park station work areas, rail corridor stie access points and pedestrian routes between the station and Cornwall Street.

Dutton Park station construction update - August 2026

During August 2026, intermittent completion works will continue near Kent Street, including reinstatement works at the former laydown area at the end of the cul-de-sac, as well as ongoing landscaping maintenance. Work will also continue within the rail corridor during a planned track closure, including the installation of overhead electrical structures, signalling equipment, cable routes and drainage installation.

Map of work areas, construction access, cyclist and pedestrian access, and temporary traffic changes on Fairfield Road and Muriel Avenue, Yeerongpilly

Clapham Yard construction update - August 2026

During August 2026, UNITY Alliance will continue works at the Clapham Yard including earthworks, drainage and conduit installation, bridge and viaduct construction, structural steel and wall installation, as well as signalling, overhead electrical line works and track construction.

Map of work areas, construction access, cyclist and pedestrian access, and temporary traffic changes on Ipswich Road, Moorooka.

Moorooka station construction update – August 2026

During August 2026, UNITY Alliance will continue works at Moorooka station including earthworks, services installation, preparation works for the station overpass and lift shafts, and platform 3 canopy construction.

Map showing work areas within the Rocklea station rail corridor, Rocklea

Rocklea station construction update - November 2025

In November 2025, UNITY Alliance will undertake overhead electrical and signalling works within the rail corridor at Rocklea station during scheduled track possessions.

Map showing work areas and temporary traffic changes on Wilkie Street, Yeerongpilly

Yeerongpilly station construction update - August 2026

During August 2026, UNITY Alliance will continue works at Yeerongpilly station including installation of services and drainage works within the rail corridor between Yeerongpilly and Moorooka stations.

Map showing work areas around Yeronga station for August 2025.

Yeronga station construction update - August 2025

During August 2025, UNITY Alliance will undertake minor platform construction works at Yeronga station and signalling works within the rail corridor during a scheduled track possession.

UPDATED: Fairfield station construction update - June and July 2025

UPDATED: Fairfield station construction update - June and July 2025

During June and July 2025, UNITY Alliance will undertake rail corridor drainage works around the Fairfield station precinct.

Map of works area for installation of signalling infrastructure within the rail corridor alongside Gerlee Street, Tennyson.

Installation of signalling infrastructure – October 2025

Between 6.00am on Saturday 25 October until 6.00pm on Sunday 26 October, excavation and trenching will be undertaken within the rail corridor alongside Gerlee Street, Tennyson. These works are essential to support the future installation of cabling for the new digital signalling system known as the European Train Control System (ETCS).

A construction site showing a wide cavern extending into a concrete wall

Works notices

Access information on works notifications relating to construction at our Fairfield to Salisbury sites.