Trains
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- Sydney Metro
Late opening for $11 billion metro line to Sydney’s new international airport
The delayed opening of the 23-kilometre metro line means the first passengers to touch down at the new airport will be denied the chance to catch a train.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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First driverless train set to run along final stage of Sydney’s metro line
Before testing can start, parts of the existing metro line will be shut earlier on at least six nights this month.
- Matt O'Sullivan
Rail union threatens go-slow unless Sydney commuters refunded for meltdown
The opposition has accused the union of “taking the public for a ride” by threatening a go-slow.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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- Public transport
The high stakes in costly and complex upgrade of Opal ticketing system
Internal documents reveal the risks the state’s transport agency faces in the shift from old technology to a next-generation system.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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- Public transport
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
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- Public transport
The secret warnings of Sydney commuters being forced back onto Opal cards
A highly confidential business case reveals why a complex and costly upgrade of the ticketing system for public transport is urgently needed.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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- 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
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- Public transport
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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- Public transport
‘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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