The start of negotiations over a new pay deal comes less than 18 months after the end of an industrial dispute that crippled Sydney’s rail network.
An internal investigation uncovered a string of defects in the awarding of tens of millions of dollars,including deals which increased by more than 10 times their original value.
More councils are putting themselves forward for greater density around train stations as the state government’s signature housing policy is due to start.
Inner west residents and mayors are set to voice their frustrations about ongoing congestion around Rozelle at an upper house inquiry on Wednesday.
An Indonesian-built vessel suffered a mechanical fault that led to it unexpectedly heading to starboard and then to port.
Inner west passengers are set to be offered a limited e-scooter trial to help ease public transport woes when the T3 heavy rail line is shut down for 12 months.
The football codes,on the other hand,continue to deny scientific findings and to promote full contact versions of their sports for young children.
The state’s transport agency is under fire for putting in place measures that divert traffic onto key inner Sydney roads and local streets.
Sydneysiders have revealed strong preferences about where and how they want to live,and how they feel about their neighbours.
Fat bikes are electric motorbikes. Cars and motorbikes need insurance to cover injury costs. Fat bikes and even fast normal bikes need the same and fat bikes need a licence for the kids and our safety.
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.