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280 extra Metro services coming in January
Daffodil Day
…oria funds vital cancer research, provides prevention programs to help the community cut their cancer risk, and supports the more than 30,500 Victorians diagnosed with cancer each year, as well as their family and friends. Cancer Council volunteers will be selling merchandise at Metro stations on Friday 26 August to raise much-needed funds. If you can, buy a daffodil pin, a Dougal bear or fresh daffodils in support of someone you know affected by…
Breaking down barriers to accessing public transport
Tickets & Fares
…vel and myki will automatically calculate the lowest fare for you. You can buy a myki at: at Metro premium stations at myki machines at all Metro railway stations and some accessible tram stops and bus interchanges at 7-Eleven stores or one of 800 retailers across Melbourne, click here for details online at ptv.vic.gov.au by calling 1800 800 007 at the PTV Hub at Southern Cross Station You can top up your myki: online at ptv.vic.gov.au (online top…
Reconciliation at Metro
Reconciliation at Metro
Support for charities helping Melbourne’s Covid-19 response
Metro installs new bridge strike technology
Getting local communities back on track
…says, “We know mental health continues to be an ongoing challenge for our community which is why Metro’s community grants program is supporting not-for-profit organisations implement these important projects. “We can’t wait to see the difference that these grants will make to communities right across Melbourne.” The full list of 2023 winners are: McAuley Community Services for women in Footscray Youth Projects in Sunshine Cancer Patients Foundati…