Photo: The journey on a Bondi Beach bus is often a cramped, sweaty frustrating one … if you can get on. Supplied: Waverley Council Library. Photo: The proposed extensions to the Eastern Suburbs Railway - unbuilt stations in brackets. Supplied: Wikimedia. Photo: A special 'railway opening issue' of the Bondi Spectator newspaper when the Eastern Suburbs line opened. Photo: A diagram of the location for the proposed underground station at South Bondi.
Photo: A cartoon in a edition of the Daily Telegraph makes reference to the Bondi tram that used to shoot through. Supplied: The Daily Telegraph. Fairfax Media: Dean Sewell. Photo: In police blamed anti-rail protesters for an attack on a drilling rig, causing a spill into the Bondi waters.
Supplied: Daily Telegraph. Photo: The developers were attacked for the noise pollution and rubbish the station would bring. Photo: A publication by Save Bondi Incorporated which gave many reasons why people should fight the plan.
Photo: Bondi locals, who were concerned about overcrowding, were accused of shutting the rest of Sydney out. AAP: Joel Carrett. Photo: Bondi is a unique suburb where people power can effect real change and the train battle proved this. Supplied: SpeedoNL. Photo: Waverley Mayor John Wakefield said transport is the number one complaint of people in his area. Photo: An artist's impression of light rail running through Bondi. Supplied: Waverley Council. You ask we answer What have you always wondered about Sydney that you'd like an ABC reporter to investigate?
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