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.
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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.
For Sydneysiders’ sake, take the pay deal
Commuter goodwill towards train staff fighting for more pay has long since evaporated — and it’s time for them to take the offer on the table, writes James O’Doherty.
Sydney could burn like LA in just 3 weeks
While wet weather has put a dampener on Sydney’s Summer, an ex-fire chief has warned it would only take weeks before we are at risk of big fires.
Taxpayers fork out huge sum to upgrade NSW parliament cafe
Taxpayers have forked out enough to buy a small inner Sydney apartment to renovate a cafe in NSW parliament house.
Drastic move from Minns Gov to stop striking rail workers
Train workers who take part in work bans will have their pay docked, in an extraordinary escalation of the industrial dispute between the rail union and the Minns government.
Why not list the Big Merino, too? Our heritage laws are out of control
Forget red-tape or green-tape, the regulations which pose one of the biggest threats to solving the housing crisis are the colour of reddy-brown sepia.
Why Australia’s economy may not get the migrant exodus it needs
A former Immigration Department deputy secretary has cast doubt on the migration forecasts which show an exodus of n overseas residents, casting doubt on any solution to the housing crisis.
Less new NSW homes approved in 2024 than year before
Despite ambition plans for fast-tracking new housing approvals near train stations, NSW building approvals slumped 10 per cent last year, putting the Minns government further behind in fixing the housing crisis.
Minns ministers’ report card: the good, the bad and the invisible
The Minns government gets a B- overall in its end-of-year report, writes State Political Editor James O’Doherty, but how did each minister do? Read our rankings … and see who got an F.
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