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New Sydenham Station art installation
As part of Sydenham Station’s upgrade to metro standards, the new Burrows Avenue entrance will include public art that tells the story of Sydenham through those who know it best.
Metro North West turns three
Yesterday, Sydney Metro celebrated three years since the historic opening of the 36-kilometre Metro North West Line.
Sydney Metro: Performance of Metro North West Line
Since the historic opening of Australia’s first driverless metro in 2019, the Metro North West Line has delivered more than 42 million customer journeys and has retained an overall customer satisfaction index of 98 per cent.
Work started to build segment factory at Eastern Creek
Construction on the next Sydney Metro precast facility is underway at Eastern Creek.
Sydenham metro station nears completion
Sydenham Station is one step closer to being ready for Sydney Metro services, with a new station entrance and a new pedestrian concourse opening to the public in the coming weeks as part of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project.
Track laying nearly complete through the city
Track laying through the city is more than 95 per cent complete in the 15.5 kilometre metro twin tunnels, as part of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project.
Platforms and escalators installed at Barangaroo Station
Construction continues inside the cavern and on the surface at Barangaroo station, with installation of station platforms and escalators recently completed.
Western Sydney businesses to help build new airport metro line
A $538.5 million contract for the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project has been awarded to a joint venture between CPB Contractors and Western Sydney group, United Infrastructure.
Central Station construction update
The metro platforms and new Central Walk are taking shape 27 metres below the feet of the many customers who pass through Australia’s busiest train station every day.
Australia’s first autonomous tunnel boring machines to be used on Sydney Metro West
Australia’s first autonomous tunnel boring machines (TBM) will be used to build twin nine-kilometre rail tunnels between Sydney Olympic Park and Westmead.