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16AugThe first of five mega tunnel boring machines has arrived to extend Sydney’s new metro railway deep under the city centre... -
17JulSydney’s new metro train has passed a historic test – crossing the new landmark railway bridge over Windsor Road at Rouse Hill... -
15AugPlanning is progressing for the integrated station developments at the new Pitt Street metro station... -
13AugSydney’s new metro train has successfully completed high-speed testing, passing 100km/h... -
13JulTunnelling Sydney’s new metro railway deep under the city centre is a step closer with a mega concrete factory now in full production mode at Marrickville... -
30JulSydney Metro’s new railway bridge over Windsor Road at Rouse Hill has won a major international design and construction award...
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Behind the fence
Take a peek behind the fence of Australia’s largest public transport project
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Sydney’s new metro stations
Making journeys easy with level access between trains and platforms and safety doors keeping people and objects like prams away from the tracks
First tracks laid for Sydney Metro
The first tracks on Sydney’s new 66 kilometre metro railway have been laid at the Sydney Metro Trains Facility in Rouse Hill
Gantry over Memorial Road at night
The skytrain has safely crossed its second public road with minimum disruption to motorists below on Samantha Riley Drive at Kellyville
Barangaroo Station
Barangaroo Station is one of 31 Sydney Metro stations, servicing Sydney’s new world-class business hub and the landmark headland park
Safety, the No. 1 priority
Sydney Metro’s new railway tunnels include cross passages linking the twin tunnels every 240 metres
First look inside the skytrain held together by 1,400 km of steel cables
The skytrain is held together by 1,400 km of steel cables, with these black pipes carrying about 37,000 high tension steel cables
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