Construction to begin on $11 billion Western Sydney airport metro line
4 years, 7 months ago

Construction to begin on $11 billion Western Sydney airport metro line

ABC  

Construction will begin this year on a metro line linking the new Western Sydney airport and St Marys railway station, after a $5.25 billion injection from the Federal Government announced today. Key points: The Western Sydney airport metro line was announced ahead of the NSW election last year However, today its funding arrangements have been made clearer The metro line will connect to Sydney's heavy rail system at St Marys Two new metro stations will also be built at Luddenham and Orchard Hills as part of the project, which is set to be completed by 2026 — the year the airport is slated to open. This is a massive jobs creating project for Western Sydney," said Minister for Cities and Urban Infrastructure Alan Tudge. "What that's going towards is about six kilometres more tunnelling than we initially envisaged, and putting train stations like St Marys underground," Minister Tudge said.

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