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Reprieve for Sydney commuters as rail unions withdraw industrial action
The move came hours before Fair Work began hearing the Minns government’s case for protected industrial action to be terminated or suspended.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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‘Too far apart’: Rail dispute negotiations falter despite consensus on pay
A counter-offer from rail unions has failed to achieve a breakthrough in the long-running industrial dispute.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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‘Extremely close’: Rail unions hand counter-offer on pay to transport chiefs
The move comes two days before the NSW government’s case to have the unions’ industrial action terminated is due to be heard.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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Rail unions say they will put counteroffer to stave off Sydney train chaos, but there’s a catch
Train services across the rail network recovered significantly on Friday, a day after the workplace umpire ordered unions to halt industrial action.
- Matt O'Sullivan, Jessica McSweeney and Nicholas Osiowy
The nuclear option available to end Sydney’s train chaos
People who have worked at the Herald for decades say they have never seen anger from readers like the rage vented over Wednesday’s train chaos.
- Bevan Shields
Sydney passenger train derails in city’s outer west
About 10 passengers were onboard at the time, but the incident adds to the woes for the train network and commuters who have endured thousands of delays and cancellations.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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The $167 billion debt that shows why rail workers should make a deal
The state’s budget problems are a big factor in the rail dispute – the Minns government can’t afford to splash the cash.
- Matt Wade
Sydney train delays as it happened: Union has ‘noose’ around rail network, says Minns; New legal bid aims to end disruption as wild weather lashes city
Sydney is enduring a second day of train cancellations and delays across the network. Follow for live updates.
- Jessica McSweeney, Josefine Ganko and Penry Buckley
Relief for Sydney commuters as rail workers ordered to suspend industrial action
The government welcomed the Fair Work Commission ruling, saying commuters should not have to suffer while the matter was heard.
- Matt O'Sullivan and Max Maddison
This metro car park is full by 7.13am. Now, Sydney commuters might have a better option
More frequent bus services will appear across the city’s north-west from this weekend as Transport for NSW seeks to respond to residents’ complaints.
- Anthony Segaert
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