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Monday, October 26, 2026

Sydney's new $5bn airport has one big problem: Getting there is tough

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Western Sydney International (WSI), the city's first commercial 24-hour airport, opened for flights on Sunday.

It's been built to serve Western Sydney, but for some residents, living close by won't necessarily mean a faster commute.

A metro is being built but has faced delays and won't be complete for at least another 12 months.

The BBC's Lana Lam asked Sydney residents: how long will it take you to get to WSI?

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