Public transport
Five close calls for railway trespassers
Queensland Rail released the footage as it pleaded with the community not to trespass on railway property. (Queensland Rail)
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- Opinion
- Infrastructure
A public service announcement on the public toilet crisis
With cafes limiting toilet use to paying customers and public toilets seemingly impossible to find (or too horrific to face), we need answers on what to do when nature calls.
- Thomas Mitchell
- Opinion
- Opinion
I’ve declared war on fare dodgers. It’s one of my six signs of ageing
My bus driver confirmed my own observations: fare cheats are everywhere. So what’s that got to do with getting older?
- Malcolm Knox
- Updated
- Victoria
False alarm triggers major peak-hour delays after Parliament train station evacuated
Trains were delayed by up to 30 minutes after an automatic fire alarm was set off underground at Parliament station.
- Hannah Hammoud
Greens’ $8 billion scheme for 50 cent fares across Australia comes with costing questions
The Greens say the plan would cost the federal government $2.6 billion in the first year. However, state revenues from public transport are at odds with that figure.
- Olivia Ireland
Two major rail projects in doubt as LNP looks for alternatives
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie is looking for different mass transit options ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
- Savannah Meacham
Complaints double as Sydney bus services fail to meet targets
The state’s transport agency has been rebuked for its handling of the city’s multibillion-dollar bus contracts.
- Matt O'Sullivan
- Exclusive
- Gambling
This is what’s disappearing from Sydney’s train, buses and metro
Sydney’s trains, buses, metro and light rail are profitable advertising billboards for the state government. But commuters have had enough of some promotions.
- Alexandra Smith
- Updated
- Trains
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
- Updated
- NSW
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
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