Wind kicks Bullsbrook bushfire to emergency
UPDATE 5PM The bushfire that has been burning for two days has broken containment lines on Seismic Road in the City of Swan.
thewest.com.auI don’t have live access to the latest feeds right now, but here’s what’s been reported recently about Bullsbrook-related road upgrades and infrastructure:
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Stock Road upgrade in Bullsbrook: A major project (about 4.3 km) connecting Great Northern Highway to Tonkin Highway, completed with funding support from the Australian Government. It includes a bridge over Ellen Brook, a rail crossing with boom gates, and several intersections designed to improve safety and reduce traffic through Bullsbrook. This upgrade was described as opening a new era for Bullsbrook and aims to boost industrial and commercial development in the area. If you’re looking for current specifics or recent status changes, check the City of Swan or Mirage News pages for any follow-ups or reopening updates. [City of Swan, Mirage News sources referenced in updates]
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Intersections and connectivity improvements nearby: There have been separate projects around Bullsbrook to upgrade key intersections (e.g., Great Northern Highway and Rutland Road) and other network enhancements to support heavy vehicle access and safety. These works are typically framed as part of broader regional transport upgrades to support growth in Perth’s north-east corridor. For the latest status, local council or WA transport authorities publish updates when milestones are reached. [TradieTruckS, City of Swan references]
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Local updates and publications: Bullbrook-area news aggregators and local government pages periodically publish “live updates” or press releases about ongoing roadworks, safety works, and opening ceremonies tied to major road upgrades. If you need the most current snapshot, I can pull the latest articles from local sources or the City of Swan site.
Would you like me to fetch the very latest news items from reliable local sources (e.g., City of Swan, Mirage News, WA transport authorities) and summarize them with citations? I can also tailor the results to Prague-based readers by noting any travel implications or timelines if you’re planning a visit or relocation.