> ...didn't require demolishing entire neighborhoods like previous 1970s-era plans did. There were plenty of houses demolished to build some of the Westconnex

> ...didn't require demolishing entire neighborhoods like previous 1970s-era plans did. There were plenty of houses demolished to build some of the Westconnex developments. The development of the exhaust stacks negatively impacted a lot of local residents as well. > But on the upside, Sydney is finally getting serious about metro and light rail, so things are looking up on that front too. Too little, too late. Sydney's metro and light rail are both a complete joke. They're both embarrassingly expensive, and poorly implemented projects.