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DEEP down and known to only a few lies one of Sydney’s great engineering feats, carved out of 200 million-year-old rock. The Daily Telegraph steps inside a mysterious marvel, unopened for four years.
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HIS players had the talent, and Phil Walsh was the coach with the strategic genius to guide them to victory.
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