Today, NSW Labor Leader Luke Foley announced a $1 billion fund to upgrade train stations, including providing lift access and commuter carparks.
Right now, stations in need of upgrades have been ignored under the Berejiklian Government.
In 2013, a list of 100 priority projects was created. Since then, only five have had lifts installed.
Yet, in June, the Innovation and Better Regulation Minister Matt Kean was caught on video confessing to constituents that “skullduggery and manoeuvring” led to Hawkesbury River Station being bumped as many as 150 places up the priority list.
Our announcement comes as new documents have revealed that 14 of the top 30 stations in need of a disability upgrade have been deferred by the Liberal Government.
We understand that public transport should be accessible to all NSW residents.
That’s why Labor will commit $1 billion to complete these vital upgrades and allow access for all train commuters.
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