Two years after a major train line in Sydney was closed to make way for rapid, driverless rail, local residents are poised for change not just to their commute but their communities
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Alia Karaman, the project director for Sydney’s long-awaited south-west metro extension, cannot say when the new train line will open but she can say when it won’t.
“It’s not going to be this weekend,” Karaman told the Guardian last Monday. “I can safely rule out that.”