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Suspicious package locks down Sydney shopping centre
9NEWS
Police investigations into a suspicious package briefly locked down Westfield Parramatta and suspended train services at a nearby station in Sydney’s west today.
Officers blocked off access to the shopping centre on Argyle and Church Streets from 9am after a member of the public reported the package.
“The item was assessed and was not suspicious or terror-related,” a NSW Police spokeswoman told 9NEWS.com.au.
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The centre and nearby roads were re-opened about 12pm, the spokeswoman added.
Trains at on the Blue Mountains Line, T1 Western Line and T5 Cumberland line are now running as normal after being delayed as a result of the incident.
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