Public transport
Sydney’s ghost tunnels are finally ready to reveal their secrets
The abandoned tunnels at St James station will be opened to daily ticketed tours – almost 100 years after they were completed.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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‘All seven layers of Dante’s Inferno’: The northern beaches commuters dragged into bus hell
As the state government proposes more development around transport hubs, commuters have railed against their ‘abhorrent’ bus journeys.
- Nick Newling
- Exclusive
- Political leadership
Train dispute and chauffeur scandals: NSW Labor takes a hit
NSW Labor has scored its lowest primary vote since Gladys Berejiklian was premier.
- Alexandra Smith
Forty-minute waits, 700-metre queues: Bus chaos causes long commutes in Sydney’s north
Schoolchildren and parents are among commuters feeling the pain at bus stops during morning peaks as bendy buses are out of action.
- Matt O'Sullivan and Lucy Carroll
Sydney ferry forced from service after 10th steering failure
The Fairlight and two other new ferries have had a chequered history since entering service on the Manly route in late 2021.
- Matt O'Sullivan
- Updated
- Trains
Sydney rail commuters win relief in union battle
After months of frequent disruption to the rail network due to industrial action, the full bench of the Fair Work Commission has suspended industrial action until July.
- Matt O'Sullivan and Michael McGowan
- Opinion
- State Parliament
For jaded rail commuters, this is a city circle of misery
Unlike other frontline workers in NSW, train drivers and guards are covered by the federal industrial relations system. That means we’re compelled to go through this disruption again in three years’ time.
- Alexandra Smith
‘They’re taking the proverbial’: How negotiations with the rail unions unravelled
On Wednesday, the NSW government will again bid to end the rail unions’ industrial action. If that doesn’t work, the premier has not ruled out asking the federal government to invoke its never-before used powers.
- Michael McGowan
- Updated
- Industrial relations
‘Hard to control an angry workforce’: Why Sydney’s rail chaos could get worse
Rail, Tram and Bus Union says predicting the extent of rail network delays is becoming harder as incensed union members take industrial action into their own hands.
- Max Maddison and Jessica McSweeney
- Exclusive
- Trains
We’ve found out how many times the escalator at your station broke down last year – and why
Seventeen shoes got stuck in escalators in Sydney’s train and metro stations last year – and two escalators are repeat offenders.
- Anthony Segaert
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