Extra funding to reopen historic loop line

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Updated September 21 2021 - 6:29am, first published 6:26am
Wollondilly Councillor Matthew Deeth, Nathaniel Smith MP, Wollondilly Mayor Robert Khan, Wingecarribee Administrator Viv May, Transport Heritage NSW Chairman Rob Mason at todays announcement. Picture: Matthew Murphy
Wollondilly Councillor Matthew Deeth, Nathaniel Smith MP, Wollondilly Mayor Robert Khan, Wingecarribee Administrator Viv May, Transport Heritage NSW Chairman Rob Mason at todays announcement. Picture: Matthew Murphy

More than $9 million in funding will be used to deliver the 32-kilometre Picton to Colo Vale Rail Line project, reopening the historic loop line.

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