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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
Business
Michael Parris

High-speed rail team must show how it can get passengers on board

The High Speed Rail Authority's indicative plan for how it could tunnel under Sydney and parts of the Central Coast. Image supplied

This week's high-speed rail industry briefing in Newcastle has answered some questions and posed a whole series of others about the Sydney bullet train.

High Speed Rail Authority chief executive Tim Parker and chair Jill Rossouw told industry leaders from around the world that a high-speed line could be finished by 2037 and that at least 50 per cent of the 165-kilometre route would travel underground.

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