The Australian Turf Club is among those jostling for extra stations on the rail line between the Sydney CBD and Parramatta ahead of the release of a crucial review.
The ATC also owns the Rosehill bowling club, pictured centre right, on the opposite side of James Ruse Drive to the racecourse.Parramatta’s newly elected lord mayor, Pierre Esber, said Metro West needed to deliver on its potential to connect communities like Camellia and Newington, which the council has repeatedly argued should have stations. “This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. It would be madness to waste it,” he said.
The ATC also made its case for a station at Camellia in a letter to NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen several months ago, telling her it would benefit the surrounding community by supporting extra housing and job opportunities. The turf club urged the government to consider the establishment of a Metro West station at Camellia as a priority.
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