- Service changes in place for three weeks from Monday April 6 to Sunday April 26
- Weekday bus and train services will move to Saturday timetables
- All train services after midnight on weekends to be stopped
- CAT services to operate on a reduced frequency
- The PTA's Radio Systems Replacement project will no longer proceed with the current HUGL Consortium
- Trade restrictions imposed by the US Government create a force majeure event that cannot be overcome
- Public Transport Authority remains committed to delivering a Radio Systems Replacement project
- PTA now working with the HUGL Consortium towards an appropriate resolution
- METRONET project areas created in Bayswater and Forrestfield
- Vibrant, connected town centres to be integrated with new train stations
- Redevelopment scheme will guide future development
- Six METRONET Projects underway this year, creating and supporting local jobs
- Stations and vehicle fleet receiving more frequent and intense sanitation
- Increased sanitation regime introduced as a precaution against COVID-19
- Passenger information rolled out across PTA fleet, websites and app
- Opposition Leader Liza Harvey labels train manufacturing 'from a bygone era' that should not happen in Western Australia
- Liberals claim diversifying the economy should not be a priority, choosing instead to focus just on mining
- Liza Harvey demonstrates she has no understanding of the modern Western Australian economy