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Arc Infrastructure is proud to announce a new rail agreement with Genesis Minerals Limited and the State Government that will deliver significant benefits for the Goldfields region and Western Australia.   The project includes: 🔷 Shortening the Leonora Branch Line by 7km to support mining expansion 🔷 Arc investing in a new Leonora Goldfields Rail Terminal with open access facilities 🔷 Removing six level crossings, improving road safety for Leonora residents   This agreement will support mining expansion, create regional employment, and ensure continued access for current and future rail users. It’s a win for industry, communities, and WA’s future.   Learn more about the project: https://bit.ly/4pn2Huw CC: Raleigh Finlayson Peter Woronzow Simon Gilders Tim Cooling Daniel Ellis Jessica Tiwade MAICD/FGIA/CPRM Danie Lategan Paul Lowney Nathan Speed Rita Saffioti MLA David Michael

Thanks to Constable Care Foundation for partnering with us to improve rail safety on our network. By using a Forum Theatre approach, students are encouraged to reimagine the outcomes of their decisions around trespass and risk-taking behaviour. We are proud to be launching 'Stop in Your Tracks' and look forward to rolling it out in schools throughout WA. Read more about the program here - https://bit.ly/441sdx6

We're proud to once again be partnering with above-rail and below-rail operators to promote PAE Awareness Week, which runs until 9 November 2025.   A PAE (Proceed Authority Exceedance) refers to a train exceeding the limit of authority.   Our Head of Operations & Customer Management Rod Smith said this year’s campaign is dedicated to emphasizing the importance of maintaining focus – the focus of drivers, our network controllers and anyone interacting with the rail network.   Thanks to all involved for their continued support of the initiative. Read more: https://bit.ly/48XfGOJ ARTC | Aurizon | Pacific National | John Holland | The SCT Group | Watco Australia | Speno Rail Maintenance Australia Pty Ltd | DT Infrastructure

This afternoon, Arc was privileged to join the Walk for Reconciliation at Galup (Lake Monger), standing alongside Elders, community members, and other local organisations in a powerful moment of truth telling and respect.   The walk was a moving opportunity to reflect on our shared history, listen deeply to First Nations voices, and reaffirm our commitment to reconciliation. Surrounded by the beauty of Galup, we walked to honour the past, to acknowledge the bravery of those who stood tall and spoke the truth, and to move toward a more inclusive future.   Thank you to Reconciliation WA and everyone who helped create such a meaningful experience. We’re grateful to be part of a journey that continues to inspire learning, connection, and action. #bridgingnowtonext #reconciliationwa #walkforreconciliation

We are pleased to be continuing our collaboration with Main Roads Western Australia to deliver a transformative capital works program to improve public level crossings and pedestrian crossings across the freight rail network. The Level Crossing Improvement Program 2024-2029 marks a milestone this week, with the first commissioning of a level crossing at Telegraph Road in Culham. Funded by the State and Federal Governments, the current five-year rolling Level Crossing Improvement Program runs from 2024-2029 and will see 67 level crossings and 16 pedestrian crossings improved to deliver safer road and rail outcomes for the community.    The current program will be delivered through a collaborative model that combines the expertise of external contractors with Arc’s internal capabilities, and we are pleased to be working with third-party contractors MGC Solutions Pty Ltd and Enviro Infrastructure to assist with the delivery of this program.

Members of Arc’s Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group were honoured to join in celebrating 20 years of our Principal Partner, the Waalitj Foundation, on Saturday night. It was a powerful evening of reflection and recognition of the incredible work the Foundation has done to empower communities and foster reconciliation. We’re proud to stand alongside and learn from the Waalitj Foundation throughout our reconciliation journey as we move towards our first Innovate RAP.

Arc Infrastructure is thrilled to announce our new Principal Partnership with the Clontarf Foundation, committing $60,000 over three years to support their incredible work across Western Australia. This partnership formalises a growing relationship and reflects our long-term commitment to creating meaningful, lasting change in the communities where we operate. We’ve already seen the impact of this partnership through school visits and events like the WA Southern Employment Forum, where our team connected with students from Clontarf Academies to share insights into the rail industry and career pathways. As our GM People, Governance and Risk, Jessica Tiwade, shared: “Our involvement is about more than just showing up, it’s about showing young people what’s possible.” We’re proud to stand alongside Clontarf Foundation in helping young Aboriginal men thrive, in school, in work, and in life.

Arc's Third-Party Projects, Structures and Metro Track teams completed a vast scope of works across numerous sites from Midland to Kwinana during a recent network shutdown. “We maximised the opportunity and delivered real improvements to the network, while keeping customer impact to a minimum. It’s a great example of what can be achieved when we work together with a shared focus.” - Head of Major Projects Sudip Saha Read more: http://bit.ly/3VV5I8M [Image courtesy Midland Junction Alliance]

Arc Infrastructure is proud to support WA Mental Health Week (4–11 October) through our Principal Partnership with Lifeline WA This year’s theme, Empowering Communities, Thriving Workforces, aligns with our commitment to improving access to mental health support, especially in regional areas where services can be limited. Through our partnership, Lifeline WA has trained Volunteer Telephone Crisis Supporters who are now sharing their stories to inspire connection and hope. We're also encouraging everyone to check in with themselves and those around them, not just this week, but every day. Mental health matters. Let’s keep the conversation going. #MHW2025 #LifelineWA #mentalhealthawareness

Arc Infrastructure is proud to have supported Coorow Primary School with funding for a vibrant new concrete painting in their quadrangle, completed by Midwest signs in August.   The transformation has brought colour and energy to the school grounds. The students now follow the bright exercise trails from the bus to their classrooms each day.   The school shared: “The students love the bright colours and follow the exercise trails as they walk from the bus to the classrooms. Thank you for your generous donation towards this project.” A big thank you to Midwest Signs for bringing the vision to life, and to Coorow Primary School for letting us be part of your journey. #communityinvestment #arcinfrastructure