Proposed Railway Station for University of Western Sydney - Review
Dr Andrew Refshauge, former Member for Marrickville, Health Minister, and Deputy Premier,
has been appointed to undertake a review of the proposed railway station at the University
of Western Sydney campus, between Werrington and Kingswood Stations on Sydney’s Western Line.

According to the Ministry of Transport, the review will "clarify conflicting advice on the
proposed station and ensure that efficient and effective public transport access is provided to the local community".

Dr Refshauge will evaluate information, oversee a public consultation process and
provide a recommendation to the Government.  He will hold discussions with key stakeholders including
Penrith City Council, University of Western Sydney, TAFE, Landcom, Railcorp, Department of Planning and the Ministry of Transport.
This will be followed by a public consultation process, to be advertised in daily and local newspapers.
This consultation will be used to determine medium to long term land use, and will consider data on existing travel
behaviour patterns, passenger demand, and pedestrian and cyclist behaviour.

Submissions should be sent to:
<br>Dr Andrew Refshauge
<br>Review of Proposed UWS Station
<br>GPO Box 1620
<br>SYDNEY NSW 2001

by Friday 31 August 2007.

Submissions may also be faxed to 9268-2275 or emailed to
<a href=mailto:uws_stationreview@transport.nsw.gov.au>uws_stationreview@transport.nsw.gov.au</a>.

(Source Ministry of Transport <a href=http://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/>website</a>)