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Police investigate art heist - Darling Point
Official list of Australian Government Borrowings
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Galaxy poll into cycling - Do you think it's loaded?
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Send a message to the families of our fallen soldiers who served in Afghanistan
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Email Stephen Smith and Tony Burke
Clover's cycleway plans

Minister for Planning Tony Kelly
If you are concerned about the compulsory acquisition of land, have your say to Minister for Planning Tony Kelly.
Email – Click here
TIDY TOWNS – PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS
If you want to nominate your favourite tidy town – then click here - www.navmanpeopleschoice.com.au
Tell the Government your thoughts on importing beef to Australia
SIMON CREAN
Minister for Trade
S.Crean.MP@aph.gov.au
PO Box 6022
House of Representatives
Parliament House
Canberra ACT 2600
Tel: (02) 6277 7420
Fax: (02) 6273 4128
Minister for Primary Industries
Tony.Burke.MP@aph.gov.au
Phone: (02) 6277 7520
c/- Parliament House Canberra, 2600
Projects deemed necessary today and when they were first proposed:
LINES WE HAD AND ARE NOW CLOSED AND WHEN
TRAMWAYS:
• Spit Bridge to Manly, Harbord and Narrabeen – 1939
• Wynyard, North Sydney, Chatswood, Mosman, Lane Cove, Neutral Bay, Cremorne – 1958
• Various other isolated lines from the 1940s including Brighton Le Sands, Putney etc.
• The main Sydney system – and out to Maroubra, Bondi, Coogee, Watsons Bay, the inner west and southern suburbs and Ryde – 1961
RAILWAYS:
• Disused freight railways to be possibly used for the light rail network including – Dulwich Hill and the Balmain peninsula.
• Fairfield to Prospect goods – 1945
• Prospect to Toongabbie goods – 1945
• Westmead, Baulkham Hills, Castle Hill to Rogan’s Hill – 1932
• Campbelltown – Camden – 1963
• Richmond to Kurrajong – 1952
• Liverpool – Holdsworthy – 1977
• St Marys – Ropes Creek – 1986 (easy extension possibility to Windsor).
SERIOUS PROPOSALS FOR SYDNEY’S TRANSPORT:
• 1915 – The Northern Beaches Railway up to Dee Why via the Harbour Bridge (to be built)
• 1915 – Possible extension to Newport from Dee Why
• 1922 – Eastwood to St Leonards (eventually became the Parramatta, Epping, Chatswood plan)
• 1923 – Extensions to the Eastern Suburbs via Oxford Street
• 1923 – Branch line off the Eastern Suburbs railway to Watsons Bay
• 1952 – Eastern Suburbs to UNSW, Kingsford and Randwick.
• 1968 – Campbelltown to Green Valley to Blacktown line
• 1974 – Parramatta – Baulkham Hills – Castle Hill – Windsor (similar to the Rogan’s Hill line)
• 1974 – Merrylands to Green Valley
• 1974 – St Leonards – Crows Nest – Northern Beaches
• 1974 – Express line between Redfern and Parramatta
• 1974 – Carlingford to Beecroft
• 1990 – Metro West – along the western fringe of Sydney CBD
• 1996 – Bondi Beach extension from Bondi Junction
• 1997 – Wynyard to Ermington to Parramatta • 1998 – Bondi Beach extension (eta 2002)
• 1998 – Parramatta Rail link to Chatswood (eta 2006)
• 1998 – Hornsby to Newcastle fast service (eta 2010)
• 1998 – Epping to Castle Hill (eta 2010)
• 1998 – Sutherland to Wollongong high speed (eta 2010)
• 1998 – Hurstville to Strathfield (eta 2014) • 1998 – possible lines to the Warringah Peninsula from Chatswood, an extension from Bondi Junction to Maroubra and a North West railway extended to Rouse Hill.
• 2002 – Lines to Dee Why, between Cronulla and Miranda and between Parramatta, Top Ryde, Drummoyne and the CBD.
• 2002 – a railway from the CBD to UNSW
• 2002 – From Hoxton Park to Parramatta and Castle Hill
• 2004 – Fast rail between the CBD, Parramatta and Penrith.
• 2005 – North West Railway between Cheltenham and Rouse Hill (eta 2017)
• 2005 – South west railway from Glenfield to Leppington (eta 2015)
• 2005 – A new CBD railway between Redfern and Chatswood • 2007 – Metro announced between West Ryde and Malabar
• 2008 – North West Metro to replace the line to Rouse Hill
• 2008 – CBD Metro to Pyrmont and Balmain
• 2008 – West Metro to Westmead
• 2009 – New West Metro with possible extensions to Maroubra and Kensington.
• 2009 – Epping to Parramatta
• 2009 – Olympic Park to Hurstville metro
• 2009 – Radial transport links to Parramatta
• 2010 – Western Sydney Express Service to Westmead
• 2010 – North West Railway to Castle Hill and Rogan’s Hill
• 2010 – Extension of trams to Circular Quay and Dulwich Hill
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