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Australia's $135BN HIGH SPEED Railway Explained — Transcript

by The B1M · 250 words · 39 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00So, one of the most ambitious
  2. 0:01infrastructure projects in Australian
  3. 0:03history is currently underway. This is
  4. 0:06the country's new high-speed railway.
  5. 0:08From Brisbane, it'll travel south and
  6. 0:11connect Sydney to the capital city,
  7. 0:12Canberra, and then go on to Melbourne,
  8. 0:14stopping at eight other regional centers
  9. 0:17along the way. The route is going to
  10. 0:18touch 80% of the entire population and
  11. 0:21costs more than 135
  12. 0:24billion Australian dollars, which is why
  13. 0:26it's being built in phases. Phase one is
  14. 0:28going to be 194 km and cost a far more
  15. 0:32reasonable, if still eye-watering, 90
  16. 0:35billion dollars. It'll be this section
  17. 0:37right here between Sydney and Newcastle,
  18. 0:39and it'll cut a 2 and 1/2 hour journey
  19. 0:41down to just under an hour. Now, of that
  20. 0:44194 km route, 115 of the kilometers are
  21. 0:48going to be in tunnels, which is why
  22. 0:50it's going to be a very expensive
  23. 0:52construction process. These trains will
  24. 0:54reach maximum speeds of up to 320 km/h,
  25. 0:58although that's going to be limited to
  26. 1:00200 km/h in tunnels. The proposed route
  27. 1:03is going to have six stations:
  28. 1:05Newcastle, [music] Lake Macquarie,
  29. 1:07Central Coast, Central Sydney,
  30. 1:09Parramatta, and Western Sydney
  31. 1:11International Airports. The project is
  32. 1:13set to be shovel-ready by 2028 and
  33. 1:16welcoming its first passengers by 2039.
  34. 1:19But, there's been a lot of debate around
  35. 1:20whether this part of the route should be
  36. 1:22the first bit that gets built. You can
  37. 1:24learn more about Australia's epic plan
  38. 1:26to build a high-speed railway over in
  39. 1:28our full video.

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