The Australasian Tunnelling Society (ATS) is a technical society that aims to advance the knowledge of the Australasian Tunnelling Industry through areas of design, construction and utilisation of underground space, including technical aspects, health and safety, and ecologically sustainable development. The ATS is jointly sponsored by Engineers Australia (EA) and the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM)

Drilling starts for Melbourne east-west road tunnel
Drilling for the first small step towards construction of an East West Link road tunnel across Melbourne began this morning, Friday 18th May.
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Councils step up pressure for F3-M2 tunnel
Eight councils have joined forces to pressure the New South Wales Government to prioritise plans for a tunnel connecting the F3 and M2 motorways.
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Panel appointed to review Brisbane's Cross River Rail project

  

The recently elected LNP Government in Queensland has broken its silence on the future of Cross River Rail, announcing an expert panel to review the project in the hope of heading off a looming rail capacity crisis. The proposed 19km long rail line from Wooloown to Salisbury includes 10km of twin rail tunnels passing under the Brisbane River and four new underground stations.

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Annabell set to start digging

     

The 182-tonne drive shaft of the first of two tunnel boring machines for the Legacy Way tunnel in Brisbane arrived on 15th May at the Toowong end of the Legacy Way toll tunnel. The tunnelling machines which had previously been used on the Clem7 tunnels have been refurbished by manufacturer Herrenknecht at their factory in Hemmant on the other side of Brisbane.

  
The two TBMs, named Annabell and Joyce, will be assembled on site over the next three months before the tunnelling phase of the $1.5 billion dollar tunnel begins.

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Budget funds for NSW road tunnels
NSW will be given $200 million in the federal budget to help it plan an M4 East motorway, M5 East duplication and a tunnel linking the F3 with the M2.
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