‘The premier’s got my number, he needs to give me a call’
Rail, Tram and Bus Union President Craig Turner has called on Chris Minns to return to the bargaining table to deal with the worsening rail crisis.
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‘On the hour, every hour’: Union’s calendar of chaos
The union behind Sydney’s ongoing rail chaos plans to target key politicians’ electorates, with plenty planned for the rest of the month. See the calendar here.
Live: Image shows just how out of control train delays are
Sydneysiders are facing delays of up to six hours on some train lines this evening, with disruptions getting worse as the day rolls on. See the worst affected lines in our live blog.
1000 services cancelled: Sydney’s hellish trip home
Transport Minister Jo Haylen has revealed more than 1000 services will be cancelled before the end of the day as the true scale of industrial bans begins to come clear.
252 minute delays: Service comms reveal Sydney train mayhem
Internal transport communications seen by the Daily Telegraph show train services completely disintegrated, with delays of over four hours on the T4 eastern suburbs and Illawarra line.
Train pain: New stats reveal how often services run late
As disruptive strike action begins, new data from Transport for NSW reveals Sydney trains have not met monthly punctuality targets since January 2024.
Why Taronga won’t have elephants for first time since 1916
When Tang Mo and Pak Boon leave in March, Sydney’s famous zoo will be without elephants for the first time in more than a century.
Drug-fuelled dad’s vicious baseball bat attacks on partner
The court heard one strike on the woman’s legs hit so hard it broke the wooden baseball bat in two. The second assault, this time with a metal bat, left the woman unable to walk.
Brothers’ prison Christmas after $13m MDMA import bust
A Sydney businessman who allegedly smuggled hundreds of kilograms of MDMA into Australia will spend Christmas in jail after the court refused his release bid on the same day his younger brother was put behind bars for the alleged import ‘fail’.
‘Teddy bear car’ owner admits abuse, bestiality material charges
A grandfather, known for his famous toy-covered car, told police he had ‘too much spare time’ when police found hundreds of child abuse videos and images saved on his phone after he posted the material on Facebook.
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