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It's near the end of the road for the Cahill Expressway.Our £3 million ribbon of concrete. In a

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Unique IDA-00269752SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate22nd October 1961FormatNewscuttingDescriptionIt's near the end of the road for the Cahill Expressway.Our £3 million ribbon of concrete. In a little over 12 weeks from now you will be able to drive along the most modern road in Australia - the £3,000,000 - plus Cahill Expressway. (Photos of a section of the tunnel beneath the Botanic Gardens where up to 6000 cars an hour can move along the four lanes of the Cahill Expressway. Photo of the roof of the 1300ft Cahill Expressway tunnel through which four lanes of traffic will run. Photo of workmen digging a trench across the path of the Expressway close to the eastern end of the underground traffic tunnel.) (SMH)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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It's near the end of the road for the Cahill Expressway.Our £3 million ribbon of concrete. In a