Adelaide Railway Station back on track ADELAIDE commuters can breathe a sigh of relief today after the Adelaide Railway Station reopened after a month-long closure. Services along the Gawler, Outer Harbor and Grange lines have resumed after commuters were forced to use substitute bus services to complete their journeys into the city, extending some trips by up to half an hour. The Noarlunga, Tonsley and Belair lines will remain closed while separate works are carried out, with substitute buses continuing to operate along those routes. Some substitute buses were criticised during the state's heatwave last month, prompting then Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond to catch one of the services and challenge then Transport Minister Patrick Conlon to do the same. Transport Services Minister Chloe Fox said the $50 million works had been "a real inconvenience" for commuters and some refurbishments in the station would continue through March. There will be a small amount of work carrying on in the station itself. I think it will be highly minimal.