Withdrawn · SSI-5023 · Major Project

Liverpool Ranges Rail Duplication

Project details

Application
SSI-5023
Status
Withdrawn
Type
State Significant Infrastructure
Property
Between Willow Tree And Murrurundi New South Wales Australia
Development type
Rail transport facilities

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Where this project is up to

Withdrawn

This application is no longer going ahead in its current form.

Last checked on the Planning Portal
4 Nov 2026

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