[Vic] Question on old Watsonia

Could anyone tell me when the Macleod - Greensborough line was
duplicated and lowered, and when the old Watsonia railway station was
closed please? Does anyone have any pictures of the old Watsonia
railway station?

Thanks in advance.

Rob.

Work was in progress through 76-77; the new deviation and station were
commissioned on 11.12.77. (reference Jungwirth 'Weekly Notice extracts)
"Rob Coventry" <robcov2m.au> wrote in message > Could anyone tell
me when the Macleod - Greensborough line was
> duplicated and lowered, and when the old Watsonia railway station was
> closed please?...

"Roderick Smith" <rodsmith@werple.net.au> wrote in message news:<%Cl7d.3962$pl.58460@nasal.pacific.net.au>...
> Work was in progress through 76-77; the new deviation and station were
> commissioned on 11.12.77. (reference Jungwirth 'Weekly Notice extracts)
> "Rob Coventry" <robcov2m.au> wrote in message > Could anyone tell
> me when the Macleod - Greensborough line was
> > duplicated and lowered, and when the old Watsonia railway station was
> > closed please?...

I don't wan't to sound picky but the Weekly Notice Extracts was
co_authored by Alan Jungwirth, the other author was Keith Lambert.

Mark

markbau@iprimus.com.au (Bauie) wrote in message news:<a56be259.0410030506.7ab5e12b@ com>...
> "Roderick Smith" <rodsmith@werple.net.au> wrote in message news:<%Cl7d.3962$pl.58460@nasal.pacific.net.au>...
> > Work was in progress through 76-77; the new deviation and station were
> > commissioned on 11.12.77. (reference Jungwirth 'Weekly Notice extracts)
> > "Rob Coventry" <robcov2m.au> wrote in message > Could anyone tell
> > me when the Macleod - Greensborough line was
> > > duplicated and lowered, and when the old Watsonia railway station was
> > > closed please?...
>
> I don't wan't to sound picky but the Weekly Notice Extracts was
> co_authored by Alan Jungwirth, the other author was Keith Lambert.
>
> Mark

Again know it all Bauie has no idea. With multiple authors you only
list the first one.

textliner48m.au (Textliner) writes:

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>Again know it all Bauie has no idea. With multiple authors you only
>list the first one.

Bzzt! Thank you for playing. It all depends what referencing system you are
using. APA style requires you to list all authors on first use, then subsequently
to cite the first followed by 'et al'.