US EditionDisruptions Expected on Sydney Train Network
- A power supply fault at Strathfield Station on May 20, 2025, disrupted Sydney's train network during peak afternoon hours.
- The incident occurred when a 1,500-volt cable on a train struck overhead wires, causing power isolation on six tracks between Strathfield and Homebush.
- Approximately 300 passengers were evacuated from affected trains, while most lines operated at reduced frequency and commuters faced limited information and delays.
- Transport authorities cautioned commuters about significant delays affecting train services between Central and Strathfield stations caused by electrical power problems.
- Premier Chris Minns acknowledged the network as "nowhere near good enough" and announced an independent, short review focused on maintenance, punctuality, and communication.
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