Templestowe Route Upgrade

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The Templestowe Route upgrade is an infrastructure project that will create a more vibrant and liveable community for residents and businesses.

Improvements will provide safer, better-connected public spaces in Templestowe, inviting locals and visitors to connect and explore while supporting local businesses.


Stage 1 construction is underway
30 June to 10 August - Anderson Street (James Street to Wood Street)

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We're available to assist with any issues or enquiries.

  • Visit us
    Speak to a team member in person
    11:00am to 2:00pm on weekdays
    Manningham Uniting Church, 109 Wood Street, Templestowe VIC 3106
    (Community Space 2 - to the left of the entrance)

  • Call us
    For questions or support, call 9840 9333.
    24/7 assistance is available for urgent enquiries.

Subscribe for email updates: scroll to 'Stay Informed' below (mobile) or on the right of this page (desktop).

The Templestowe Route upgrade is an infrastructure project that will create a more vibrant and liveable community for residents and businesses.

Improvements will provide safer, better-connected public spaces in Templestowe, inviting locals and visitors to connect and explore while supporting local businesses.


Stage 1 construction is underway
30 June to 10 August - Anderson Street (James Street to Wood Street)

Find out more about these works

Need help on site?

We're available to assist with any issues or enquiries.

  • Visit us
    Speak to a team member in person
    11:00am to 2:00pm on weekdays
    Manningham Uniting Church, 109 Wood Street, Templestowe VIC 3106
    (Community Space 2 - to the left of the entrance)

  • Call us
    For questions or support, call 9840 9333.
    24/7 assistance is available for urgent enquiries.

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  • Share It looks like stages 2,3 and 4 are the same on Facebook Share It looks like stages 2,3 and 4 are the same on Twitter Share It looks like stages 2,3 and 4 are the same on Linkedin Email It looks like stages 2,3 and 4 are the same link

    It looks like stages 2,3 and 4 are the same

    Ray asked 4 days ago

    Hi, thanks for your comment. Stages 2 and 3 follow a similar construction approach but are scheduled separately to account for the holiday break. As we get closer to these works, you’ll start to notice some differences in where the work areas are set up as we progress through the construction zone. We’ll keep you updated so you know what to expect at each stage.

  • Share Is there confirmation yet about EV charging station being installed in Templestowe Village? on Facebook Share Is there confirmation yet about EV charging station being installed in Templestowe Village? on Twitter Share Is there confirmation yet about EV charging station being installed in Templestowe Village? on Linkedin Email Is there confirmation yet about EV charging station being installed in Templestowe Village? link

    Is there confirmation yet about EV charging station being installed in Templestowe Village?

    Sophie Nicholson asked 24 days ago

    Thank you for your question, Sophie. While the EV chargers were planned to be installed at Templestowe Village this year, this has been delayed until mid-2026. Keep an eye out on our website and Facebook page next year for further updates on this.

  • Share Could the pedestrian crossing sign at Anderson and Wood Street be prioritized in the upcoming project implementation? This has been a long-awaited safety improvement for our neighborhood. During busy evening hours, it often takes up to five minutes to cross the road, and residents—including young children—are forced to rush across with real concerns about oncoming traffic. It’s a daily safety risk, and we believe timely action would make a significant difference. Thank you for considering this important request. on Facebook Share Could the pedestrian crossing sign at Anderson and Wood Street be prioritized in the upcoming project implementation? This has been a long-awaited safety improvement for our neighborhood. During busy evening hours, it often takes up to five minutes to cross the road, and residents—including young children—are forced to rush across with real concerns about oncoming traffic. It’s a daily safety risk, and we believe timely action would make a significant difference. Thank you for considering this important request. on Twitter Share Could the pedestrian crossing sign at Anderson and Wood Street be prioritized in the upcoming project implementation? This has been a long-awaited safety improvement for our neighborhood. During busy evening hours, it often takes up to five minutes to cross the road, and residents—including young children—are forced to rush across with real concerns about oncoming traffic. It’s a daily safety risk, and we believe timely action would make a significant difference. Thank you for considering this important request. on Linkedin Email Could the pedestrian crossing sign at Anderson and Wood Street be prioritized in the upcoming project implementation? This has been a long-awaited safety improvement for our neighborhood. During busy evening hours, it often takes up to five minutes to cross the road, and residents—including young children—are forced to rush across with real concerns about oncoming traffic. It’s a daily safety risk, and we believe timely action would make a significant difference. Thank you for considering this important request. link

    Could the pedestrian crossing sign at Anderson and Wood Street be prioritized in the upcoming project implementation? This has been a long-awaited safety improvement for our neighborhood. During busy evening hours, it often takes up to five minutes to cross the road, and residents—including young children—are forced to rush across with real concerns about oncoming traffic. It’s a daily safety risk, and we believe timely action would make a significant difference. Thank you for considering this important request.

    Francis asked 19 days ago

    Thank you for your question. Yes, the Pedestrian Operated Signal crossing planned for Wood Street and Anderson Street intersection is included in the upcoming package of works. Please let us know if you have any further questions.

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Page last updated: 04 Jul 2025, 02:19 PM