After two years of disruption, south-west Sydney finally gets its metro
A once-easy trip had turned into a nightmare. Commuters breathed a sigh of relief at the opening of Sydney’s new metro line.
A once-easy trip had turned into a nightmare. Commuters breathed a sigh of relief at the opening of Sydney’s new metro line.
Public transport enthusiasts, early commuters, politicians and other officials were aboard the first 13-kilometre passenger service from Bankstown to Sydenham that pulled in at 4:31am.
For commuters who have endured pink replacement buses for tyears, the opening of the final stretch between Sydenham and Bankstown could not come soon enough. Follow live.
Since Sydenham Metro opened, more than 55 million trips have been taken and spending in Marrickville’s gastronomy and arts scene has swelled.