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Sydney's M6 Motorway Project Resumes After Two-Year Stalemate

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Sydney's M6 Motorway Project Resumes After Two-Year Stalemate

Tunnelling on Sydney's $3.1bn M6 project will resume after the state government and contractors reached a deal, ending a two-year halt. The private consortium will cover finishing costs, with the motorway now expected to open in 2028.

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M6 Motorway Tunnelling to Resume in Sydney's South After Two-Year Halt

Tunnelling for Sydney's M6 motorway will restart after sinkholes and collapses halted the $3.1 billion project two years ago. The NSW government reached a deal with contractors to complete the remaining 250 metres of excavation at no extra cost to taxpayers, with works expected to be finished by 2028.

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