The globe-like structure will tower 30 metres when it is finished,making it visible to passengers when the first flights start late next year.
A union representing almost 1000 rail workers has been unsuccessful in its appeal to the Federal Court of a months-long suspension of industrial action.
Excavation equipment has now churned through about a million tonnes of rock deep below the north shore,completing two-thirds of the entire project.
The extra costs are aimed at reducing safety risks,the government says.
A delayed upgrade to the western end of the critical link has been boosted by $250 million in federal funding.
The unions want an order suspending industrial action on Sydney’s rail network until July revoked,claiming that it is not helping to resolve the dispute.
New data shows commuter numbers have swelled beyond prediction on the busiest section of the M1 line.
A confidential Treasury analysis reveals the staggering cost of a major change to toll roads that had been recommended by a review.
Supermarkets,health clinics,transport,schools and roads have all been impacted by Cyclone Alfred. Here’s what you need to know.
Those crying out for metro extensions in Sydney’s west face a long wait before construction starts - even if the government commits to them.