Parliamentary inquiry finds Sydney's $3.9bn Rozelle Interchange project prioritized financial gain over public interest, leading to traffic issues and longer commutes.

A parliamentary inquiry reveals Sydney's $3.9bn Rozelle Interchange project, part of the WestConnex road project, prioritized financially motivated decisions over public interest. Design decisions aimed to increase tolled trips and boost sale price, leading to traffic issues and longer commute times. The inquiry calls for an end to road privatization and increased transparency.