A network of disused train tunnels beneath the centre of Sydney could be turned into bars, restaurants, shops and an art gallery, as part of an ambitious plan to ensure the caverns are no longer a hidden part of the city's history.
The 6,000 sq m of tunnels, around St James Station, were built a century ago but remain an abandoned feature of the business district, little known to most of the hundreds of thousands of people who walk above each day.
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