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The ibises, sensitive alarms and a four-week wait: The tricky last stage of a Sydney metro line

Officials say wildlife intrusions, including ibis birds, are complicating driverless train tests on the $30 billion line.

Commuters face a wait before the Minns government reveals the date for the opening of the final stretch of the city’s $30 billion M1 metro line.

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The ibises, sensitive alarms and a four-week wait: The tricky last stage of a Sydney metro line

Commuters face a wait before the Minns government reveals the date for the opening of the final stretch of the city’s $30 billion M1 metro line.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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