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We’re looking for a community representative from the Whitehorse area and a disability representative to join our Community Liaison Groups.

Our North East Link Community Information Hub is now open at 17 Watsonia Road, Watsonia.

North East Link has gone out to market and is seeking interest from builders to deliver the state's biggest ever road project.

We're due to start night work this week.

North East Link Authority is inviting registrations of interest from industry.

A tough project-wide noise standard for North East Link

An Australian-first tunnelling training centre will open next year in Chadstone.

A report summarising the feedback received during our April and May engagement period is now available

Scoping requirements for the North East Link’s Environment Effects Statement are now available

The business case for the North East Link, released today, shows that the project will give workers in Melbourne’s north east access to 56,000 new job opportunities and deliver $12.5 billion in Gross State Product to our economy.

Draft scoping requirements for the North East Link Environment Effects Statement are now available

Our two community liaison groups held their first official meeting this week.

Our report on what we heard in February and March at community workshops about urban design, walking and cycling and your environment is now online.

We welcomed about 2500 people to our eight community drop-in sessions held across the project area in recent weeks.

A delegate of the Minister for Environment and Energy has decided that construction of North East Link is a controlled action under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.

The Minister for Planning has declared the works proposed by the North East Link Authority to be Public Works for the purposes of the Environment Effects Act 1978, requiring the North East Link Authority to produce an Environment Effects Statement (EES).

As part of the planning for North East Link, the North East Link Authority submitted a referral to the Commonwealth Department of Environment and Energy (DoEE) in January 2018.

Opportunities for private sector involvement in the North East Link project are now open, with opportunities available for a range of contractors, designers, suppliers and financiers.

Melbourne’s first dedicated busway will be built as part of North East Link.

The North East Link will be the biggest transport project in Victoria’s history – finally building the missing link in Melbourne’s freeway network.

In August we shared four corridor options and asked if our early strategic planning for North East Link is looking at the right things. More than 3,000 people took the time to give us feedback.

The first community survey report for North East Link has been released, summarising over 7,400 people’s views on current transport challenges and opportunities in Melbourne’s north-east.

The first round of North East Link drop-in information sessions wrapped up on Wednesday 14 September.

The missing link in Melbourne’s road network is one step closer, with the Victorian Government today unveiling the four potential corridor options for the North East Link.

The Victorian Government will build the missing link in our road network to slash congestion in Melbourne's north, east and south-east, and create more than 5,000 new jobs.

Work will start in April with geotechnical investigations at 24 sites across Melbourne's north-eastern suburbs.

The Victorian Government will build the missing link in our road network and connect our city.