Sydney's south-west metro extension to open on Friday 30 October
Sydney's south-west metro extension will open on Friday 30 October, New South Wales premier Chris Minns announced. The first service starts at 4.31am. The former T3 rail line to Bankstown, closed since September 2024, has been converted, creating a continuous 66km metro line from Tallawong.
Sydney's south-west metro extension will open on Friday 30 October, New South Wales premier Chris Minns announced. The first service starts at 4.31am. The former T3 rail line to Bankstown, closed since September 2024, has been converted, creating a continuous 66km metro line from Tallawong.
The extension opens on Friday 30 October, with the first service at 4.31am; replacement buses will keep running that day and over the first weekend, the government said.
August 2024
Sydney's city metro section opened.
September 2024
The former T3 heavy rail line closed to be converted to a driverless metro.
Friday 30 October
The south-west metro extension is due to open, with the first service at 4.31am.
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