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Central Station terminus was also an important terminus of the old tram network. This colonnade was used in the opposite direction by the former system.

The Metro Light Rail (formerly the Sydney Light Rail) is the only currently operating light rail line in Sydney. The line opened on 31 August 1997, mostly along the route of an unused goods railway line, to serve the redeveloped inner-city areas of Darling Harbour, Ultimo and Pyrmont, and was extended in 2000 to serve some of Sydney's inner western suburbs. The line is owned by the NSW Government's Metro Transport Sydney and operated under contract by Veolia.

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Official site Official site www.metrotransport.com.au/index.php/lightrail/home-2.html - Web

Information about the extension Information about the extension www.transport.nsw.gov.au/lightrail-program - Web

Map of shortlisted routes for the extensions Map of shortlisted routes for the extensions yoursayrandwick.com.au/document/show/263 - Web

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Photos of the extension to Dulwich Hill Photos of the extension to Dulwich Hill www.flickr.com/photos/citysider/sets/72157624593538674/ - Web

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