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The Transport Administration Amendment Bill passed Parliament on 23 September to enable the final transition of Transport Asset Holding Entity (TAHE) of NSW to Transport Asset Manager (TAM) of NSW.

On 1 January 2025, TAHE transitioned from a State-Owned Corporation to a non-commercial Public Non-Financial Corporation (PNFC) and government agency known as TAM.

Our Story

TAM will have similar functions to TAHE however TAM will determine its service delivery priorities in line with the Transport Minister’s direction and expectations. This will be established by a Statement of Expectations issued annually to TAM by the Transport Minister.
TAM will no longer have an operating licence but instead will be at the direction of the Transport Minister.

TAM owns an extensive asset portfolio of tracks, trains, stations, retail spaces and significant land holdings around stations within the Sydney Metropolitan area and regional NSW.

We have an un-compromising commitment to safety. Working with our rail partners who are responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of our assets, we provide assurance that our assets are being managed and delivered in a safe and reliable manner.

Safety

We are available to respond to your enquiries.

Projects

Bundanoon Railway Station

Bundanoon

A gateway to the Southern Highlands, the Bundanoon Station is a fascinating glimpse into our rail history. TAM, in collaboration with Sydney Trains, completed a restoration and interpretation of…

Sydney Terminal Building Revitalisation Project

Sydney

As the site owner, and with our delivery partner Transport for NSW, TAM is breathing new life into Central Station’s Sydney Terminal Building, improving the customer experience and creating a vibrant…

Community Heritage Program

NSW

The Community Heritage Program is a partnership project between TAM and Transport for NSW to restore and reactivate regional railway stations for local communities.The program is part of TAM's…

Regional Precinct Planning

Newcastle

As part of TAM's commitment to supporting regional development, we’re funding a masterplan to re-imagine rail infrastructure for new housing and precinct building opportunities, with sites including…

Chief Mechanical Engineer’s Building

Sydney

The Chief Mechanical Engineer’s Building represents Sydney’s railway past and future, as TAM progresses its strategic vision to transform the site into a new business precinct.Built in 1887, the…

The Quantum Terminal

Sydney

The Quantum Terminal was an early activation of the Central Precinct Renewal Program and closed in December 2024.In partnership with Transport for NSW and Investment NSW, three floors of the Central…

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We’re focused on creating the community building opportunities that make NSW a better place to live, work and play.

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