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Sydney Metro Corporate Plan Update 2023-2024
Sydney Metro’s Corporate Plan Update for 2023-2024 is now live.
Supersized artwork unveiled as part of Sydney Metro’s Central Station transformation
A 113 x 19 metre artwork by artist Rose Nolan called All Alongside of Each Other now takes pride of place in Central Station’s new North-South concourse.
Major tunnelling underway on Sydney Metro West
Historic moment as the first two huge tunnel boring machines (TBMs) start carving out a section of the 24-kilometre Sydney Metro West line.
Roadheaders begin carving out tunnels to new Sydney Metro West stabling and maintenance facility
Two of three roadheaders have started excavating tunnels that will connect the 24-kilometre Sydney Metro West line to a new stabling and maintenance facility at Clyde.
New concourse opens at Central Station as part of Sydney Metro upgrades
Customers at Australia’s busiest railway station are enjoying the benefits of more Sydney Metro upgrades with the 140-metre long by 27-metre wide North-South concourse opening today.
Rigorous testing and commissioning program in full swing on the Sydney Metro City & Southwest line
On-track testing is currently underway along the 15.5-kilometre twin metro railway lines from Chatswood to Sydenham ahead of services starting through the CBD in 2024.
Sydney Metro Corporate Plan
Sydney Metro’s Corporate Plan Update for 2023-24 is now publicly available for comment.
Tunnel segment production starts for next stage of Sydney Metro West
Production on the bespoke tunnelling segments has begun for the nine-kilometre twin tunnels from Sydney Olympic Park to Westmead for the Sydney Metro West Project.
History is made as City & Southwest trains start testing under Sydney Harbour
For the first time in NSW’s transport history, trains are running deep below Sydney Harbour as the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project enters its next exciting stage.
All platform screen doors on city stations now compete
All platform screen doors have now been installed across the new city stations as part of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project, with 288 doors stretching 2.7 kilometres over the eight stations.