‘Why keep it secret?’ Commuters demand a date for metro line’s opening
The NSW government is under pressure to disclose the opening date for the final stage of Sydney's M1 metro line. Commuters have faced significant disruptions, relying on replacement buses since the T3 heavy rail line was closed in September 2024. Despite requests for information, the government has not provided a specific date, citing public interest concerns.
- ▪The final stage of Sydney's M1 metro line has been delayed, causing major disruptions for commuters.
- ▪Tens of thousands of commuters have been using replacement buses since September 2024.
- ▪The NSW government has refused to release documents regarding the targeted opening date.
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