Mayne Yard Construction

The Cross River Rail Delivery Authority is constructing new train stabling facilities, a train crew building and a graffiti removal facility at Mayne Yard. The works are being delivered on behalf of Queensland Rail.

Mayne Yard is an expansion of Queensland Rail’s existing Mayne Yard depot at Bowen Hills. The upgrade is identified in the Queensland Rail Stabling Program, as it is a key inner-city stabling solution to support network growth and operations.

The new train stabling facility at Mayne Yard will be able to stable up to 17 trains. Mayne Yard will also be used to stable, clean and maintain trains used on the South East Queensland rail network.

Mayne Yard is expected to be commissioned in early 2023. Enabling works will then take place at the existing Mayne Yard Depot, which are expected to be completed in 2024.

If you want to know more, you can visit the dedicated Mayne Yard webpage.

Aerial view of Mayne Yard
Works within the Mayne Yard precinct
Rail running through Mayne Yard

Current and upcoming activities

Map showing Mayne Yard work area and construction access points via Lanham Street and Mayne Road, Bowen Hills and Grafton Street, Windsor.

Mayne Yard construction update - October and November 2025

In October and November 2025, works will continue at the Mayne Yard stabling facility, including rock breaking for stormwater drainage, earthworks, track modifications, removal of redundant structures, and installation of foundations and new overhead wire masts.

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Works within the Mayne Yard precinct

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