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dit.sa.gov.auI don’t have live access to the latest news feeds right now. Based on current publicly available information, here’s what’s typically relevant about Henley Beach railway station and the line it served.
- Henley Beach railway station historically opened in 1894 as the terminus of the Henley Beach line and was closed on 31 August 1957 due to safety concerns from road traffic on Military Road; the Jetty Road station had become the terminus and was renamed Henley Beach.[5]
- The Henley Beach line was part of the broader Grange-Henley Beach corridor in Adelaide; the line between Grange and Henley Beach was ultimately removed, with partial reconstructions and rebranding leading to the Grange line’s current form.[3][5]
- For the latest local developments, you’d typically monitor Adelaide-area transit portals or council updates (e.g., West Torrens Council or Adelaide Metro public notices) as they periodically publish progress on rail- and road-related infrastructure, station improvements, and related transport planning activities.[8]
If you’d like, I can search for the very latest news updates from reliable sources and share specific headlines and dates. I can also tailor the search to focus on Henley Beach specifically (station-level news, rail corridor changes, or heritage-related updates) for a concise briefing.