Dragon Express, a Sunshine restaurant, is set to close to allow work for Victoria’s multibillion-dollar airport rail project. The restaurant’s closure is linked to the compulsory acquisition of land and buildings for the project, which the outlets report as involving nine buildings. The reports describe Dragon Express as the “last” restaurant business at the site area, indicating it is winding down before the rail works begin. While the articles focus on the impact on the restaurant, they also place the closure within the broader government process for acquiring properties to deliver the rail infrastructure. The Victorian government’s compulsory acquisition powers are cited as the mechanism for taking over the targeted buildings. Across the sources, there is no dispute about the core details: the restaurant is Dragon Express, the reason is the airport rail superhub project, and the government acquisition covers nine buildings. The articles do not provide additional specifics on timelines, compensation amounts, or alternative locations for the restaurant, focusing instead on the closure and the acquisition process.