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Western Sydney construction starts on Bradfield City building and metro projects

Construction has commenced on a new Bradfield City building while contracts advance Sydney Metro and Western Harbour Tunnel facilities.

By The Daily Sydney · Published 20 July 2026

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Western Sydney construction starts on Bradfield City building and metro projects
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Construction has commenced on Bradfield City's newest building creating more jobs, industries and economic activity in Western Sydney according to the announcements.

The first major Sydney Metro-Sydney Trains transport interchange in south west Sydney has entered its final stages of construction according to the project updates.

A $380 million contract was awarded to upgrade a bottleneck on Sydney's M5 Motorway according to the contract details.

A new high-tech facility is now open to fabricate the Western Harbour Tunnel and will create around 700 manufacturing jobs according to the facility announcement.

The first of 12 new trains for the Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport Line have arrived in Sydney according to the delivery reports.

Sources: instagram.com, perplexity-sonar.

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