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Complete guide to Sydney's Metro Southwest Bankstown line: timetable, fares, stations, Opal fares, parking, and commuter tips for the new line.
Opal fares changed on 1 October 2026 with new daily and weekly caps across trains, metros, buses, ferries and light rail. Here is the complete price table.
Sydney Metro Southwest recorded 26,000 daily boardings in its first week, exceeding forecast figures as commuters switch to the new Bankstown link.
Bankstown's metro stations carried more than half a million journeys in their first week, 40 per cent above forecast. Here is what changed for commuters.
Sydney Metro's Bankstown extension opens with 40% higher ridership than forecast. First week beats forecasts by 40% as commuters embrace the new line.
The Opal 2.0 overhaul brings 25,000 new readers and screens on 5,000 buses, running to 2028. Here is what changes for riders in the meantime.
The NSW Government has confirmed a $2.1 billion funding commitment for a Parramatta light rail extension, taking the project into formal planning ahead.
Opal fares are set to rise in Sydney as Transport for NSW announces an adjustment aligned with the Consumer Price Index. Commuters across Sydney.
Contactless payments using credit cards, debit cards, and mobile wallets are accepted on trains, buses, ferries, and light rail across the network.
The first train arrived at the Orchard Hills facility in July after a 23,000-kilometre voyage from the Siemens Mobility production plant in Vienna.
Transport for NSW is implementing the most significant redesign of Sydney's bus network in more than a decade, creating new cross-city routes.
Sydney Ferries will operate free of charge for the entire month of September after the Maritime Union of Australia escalated industrial action against.
What Auto Top-Up Does Auto top-up automatically adds credit to your registered Opal card when your balance falls below a threshold you choose.
An Opal card is the contactless payment system for all public transport across Greater Sydney, including trains, buses, ferries, and light rail.
Sydney Ferries has begun a four year retrofit program covering 22 of its 55 passenger vessels, starting with the first two ships entering dry dock.