Describing the Sydney Metro as Australia’s biggest public transport project, Premier Dominic Perrottet said the new lines would connect missing links in the network
Both the Coalition and Labor have promised a raft of spending on infrastructure in western Sydney should they win the state election in March, with thewhile the government continues to announce upgrades to facilities through its $3.45 billion WestInvest fund.
leaders debate on radio station 2GB in which funding for the state’s major infrastructure projects emerged as a key election battlegroundAs Minns described the government’s sale of major assets as “flogging off” the family jewels to pay off a credit card, the Premier criticised Minns’ position on privatisation.
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