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Tag Archives: SWRL
A tale of two metros: London Crossrail and Sydney Metro compared
As readers of this blog will know I have written extensively (and often critically) about the Sydney Metro. In July 2016 I published a series of articles comparing four major Australasian CBD rail projects – Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney. … Continue reading
Posted in Public Transport, Sydney metro area, Western Sydney
Tagged Infrastructure, metro, NWRL, Rail, SWRL, Transport
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Labor’s different track on the Sydney Metro – part 2: possibilities and practicalities
In my last article I looked at the broader political and policy perspectives of NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley’s recent announcement that if Labor wins the 2019 State election it will “accelerate the construction” of the Sydney Metro West line, scrapping current Government … Continue reading
Posted in Public Transport, Sydney metro area, Western Sydney
Tagged Infrastructure, metro, NWRL, Rail, State Government, Strategic Planning, SWRL, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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Labor’s different track on the Sydney Metro – part 1: politics and priorities
Recently the NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley announced that if Labor wins the 2019 State election it will “accelerate the construction” of the Sydney Metro West line and scrap current government plans to convert the Bankstown to Sydenham rail line to form part of … Continue reading
Posted in Public Transport, Western Sydney
Tagged Infrastructure, metro, NWRL, PERL, Rail, Strategic Planning, SWRL, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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Counting the cost of the Sydney Metro
The latest warning over the impacts of the Sydney Metro currently under construction on the rest of the city’s rail network doesn’t say anything particularly new. What makes it special however is that it was written not by committed lobby … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Public Transport, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
Tagged Infrastructure, metro, NWRL, PERL, Rail, State Government, SWRL, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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Taking the train downtown – how four Australasian cities are embracing CBD rail
First, an apology. A number of technical and other issues made it very difficult to post to this blog when I was travelling overseas and some of these issues have also complicated the resumption of regular The Strategic Week posts … Continue reading
Posted in Growth, Infrastructure, Public Transport, Sydney metro area, Transport
Tagged Growth, Infrastructure, metro, NWRL, PERL, Rail, State Government, Strategic Planning, SWRL, Sydney metro area, Transport
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The Strategic Week (no. 8, Thursday 11 February 2016) – the week in governance, planning, infrastructure and transport
Governance Federal opposition calls for Cities Minister replacement Federal Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Cities and Tourism Anthony Albanese has called on the Prime Minister to appoint a new Minister for Cities to replace Jamie Briggs who resigned recently (see TSW4). Mr … Continue reading
Posted in Governance, Infrastructure, Local Government, Planning, Public Transport, Sydney metro area, The Strategic Week, Transport, Western Sydney
Tagged Badgerys Creek, Federal Government, governance, Infrastructure, light rail, Local Government, metro, Rail, State Government, Strategic Planning, SWRL, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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Another Sydney transport travesty as rail promise shunted
Today’s announcement that Federal Government funding earmarked for the Parramatta-Epping rail link in Sydney’s west has been shifted to a fund for projects not to be built until after 2019 should come as no great surprise, but it is still … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Transport
Tagged Infrastructure, light rail, NWRL, PERL, Rail, SWRL, Western Sydney
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