How many times has this promised been recycled? Is there anyone out there who actually believes it?
@balung Says:
Literally been hearing about a fast train between Sydney and Canberra since 1988.
@larrylongprong5219 Says:
Why? Canberra sux
@David-d4k9k Says:
It’s not within their remit. They have no influence at all over transport within NSW.
@nonconformist. Says:
No actual specs / info on this 'faster train' !! Useless.
@ButButBut-i5h Says:
If there is one concept that just about every country around the world can implement with a minimum of fuss, but East coast simps just CANNOT wrap their little minds around, is a fast train that travels between capitols. It's a concept that transcends (oops, I said trans, that's gonna trigger a lot of you!) parties, premiers and state borders. Sure as god's got sandals, this will cost billions more than it needs to before ultimately being cancelled.
@oldtimers6460 Says:
Imagine moving all the new migrants to Canberra by train, now it's faster.
@NoWindNoSunNoPower Says:
What’s the target time for the journey?
@electro_sykes Says:
Doubt it will ever lift off the ground
@GirtByIdiots Says:
When government promises something, we all know what happens. It either doesn't eventuate and if by a miracle it does, it costs five times the price.
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