The production pause in Europe illustrates the troubled state of the multibillion-dollar project and the ripple effect delays to one part is having on others.
NSW Premier Chris Minns is not ruling out a cull of bull sharks and says any mitigation measures will depend on a population count.
A new bridge structure will be built above the unsafe part of the Great Western Highway constructed by convicts nearly 200 years ago.
A freeze on Opal fares,shiny new hospitals but not much on housing:The Herald’s experts run their eyes over the budget and deliver their verdicts.
There’s $10.3 billion extra for the health system,but from transport to housing and schools and western Sydney,here’s where else the money is being spent.
The temporary cut will be part of a suite of targeted cost-of-living measures to be unveiled in the Minns government’s final budget before the next election.
The first stage of a shake-up of toll prices was meant to “go live” on July 1,confidential documents show. Instead,tolls on seven motorways will rise.
Motorists still have a long wait before they can use the multibillion-dollar motorway,despite contractors finally returning to work on the project.
The shake-up will affect bus routes from the northern beaches and north shore to the Hills,north-west and city’s south-west.
The opening of the interchange linking the new M12 motorway to the M7 comes four months before the first passenger flights take off at Western Sydney Airport.