Parramatta Light Rail
First sod turned for Paramatta Light Rail
The first sod has been turned for major construction today for the Parramatta Light Rail project.
Parramatta Light Rail contracts signed
Major construction on the Parramatta Light Rail will begin in 2019 after two major contracts were awarded to build and operate Stage 1 of th
Construction certainty for Parramatta 'Eat Street'
Parramatta’s premier dining strip ‘Eat Street’ has been given a guarantee that light rail construction will not commence until at least 2020
Parramatta Light Rail
One of the NSW Government’s major public transport projects, part of a record $80 billion infrastructure program across the state.
Status
Construction
Parramatta prepares for light rail construction
George Street in the Parramatta CBD will become two-way and O’Connell Street will be widened to four lanes as part of road and traffic chang
Parramatta Light Rail approved
Parramatta Light Rail is now full steam ahead with stage 1 of the project now receiving planning approval.
World's best to build and operate Parramatta Light Rail
Five consortia consisting of the world’s best light rail builders and operators have been shortlisted for two contracts.
Parramatta Light Rail to Sydney Olympic Park
The Parramatta Light Rail will provide reliable and modern public transport service to Sydney Olympic Park.
New family accommodation at Westmead
A new Parramatta Mission facility at the Children’s Hospital Westmead wil be funded by the Parramatta Light Rail project.
Light rail powering on in Parramatta
Parramatta Light Rail Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) being released for community and stakeholder feedback.
Inner west light rail extension
The Inner west light rail extension has created extra, improved transport capacity with nine new stops between Lilyfield and Dulwich Hill.
Status
Complete
Parramatta light rail to connect communities
A new light rail line across Greater Parramatta.
Connecting the West: Pressing go on Parramatta Light Rail
The first step has arrived in delivery of the State’s third light rail network – with up to 500 experts gathering in Western Sydney.