In the latest fight over land acquired for the big-ticket rail project,Sydney Metro has been ordered to pay more than double its initial offer for the prized land.
A multimillion-dollar upgrade of a train station in Melbourne’s outer east offers new lifts,stairs,upgraded paths and hundreds of car parking spaces,but no toilets.
Locals are fed up with overpowered e-bikes ruling the footpaths as councils struggle to stamp out young people speeding and riding dangerously.
A tram has rolled through Parramatta’s CBD for the first time in 80 years,as testing begins on the entire line of the first stage of the Parramatta Light Rail project.
There are 880 seats in one of Sydney’s Waratah trains,but on most peak-hour services you’d be lucky to find bums on 700. The legacy of the green dot lives on.
Whitehorse Council has drawn a new battle line over housing density amid fears that new planning precincts near the Suburban Rail Loop could threaten neighbourhood character and heritage housing.
Taking public transport should not be dangerous,but many commuters are forced to wait without protection from extreme weather.
On Saturday night,tens of thousands of spectators will line Oxford Street to watch more than 200 floats and 12,000 marchers. Here’s how to get there.
A peaceful journey will be a difficult option for passengers when the trains finally enter service almost $1 billion over budget.
With a helping hand from AI,state authorities say they are ready for tens of thousands of people to descend on Olympic Park. But what if it rains?
Transport agencies have been fighting the release of details about investigations into allegations involving senior executives.