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Sydney Park Junction upgrade should be finished. Instead, it’s back to the drawing board

Sydney Park Junction upgrade should be finished. Instead, it’s back to the drawing board

Transport officials quietly slashed planned upgrades for Sydney Park, prompting NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen to intervene.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo

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‘Miserable’, ‘torture’ but eventually ‘convenient’: On the buses out of Bankstown as long journey to metro begins

‘Miserable’, ‘torture’ but eventually ‘convenient’: On the buses out of Bankstown as long journey to metro begins

Confusion reigned supreme for commuters after the T3 train line officially closed on Monday morning. But the closure is yet to face its greatest test.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo
The big switch coming for cruise ships heading to White Bay
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The big switch coming for cruise ships heading to White Bay

Cruise ships berthing in Sydney’s inner west will soon be required to hook up to onshore electricity while in port, following years of community complaints about pollution.

  • by Mary Ward
Metro conversion back on track after breakthrough in negotiations

Metro conversion back on track after breakthrough in negotiations

The Minns government has agreed to additional staffing levels on Southwest Metro, ending a standoff with the rail union over the project.

  • by Riley Walter
Free train travel in Sydney this weekend in bid to break standoff with union

Free train travel in Sydney this weekend in bid to break standoff with union

The NSW government has made the offer of free train travel in a bid to pressure the rail union to drop work bans.

  • by Matt O'Sullivan
Stuck train forces evacuation of 150 Sydney metro passengers

Stuck train forces evacuation of 150 Sydney metro passengers

Internal communications by Fire and Rescue NSW obtained by The Sydney Morning Herald show the passengers were stuck on the train for about half an hour.

  • by Matt O'Sullivan and Michaela Whitbourn
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My night out with the transport minister: 12km, three bars, one new metro line
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My night out with the transport minister: 12km, three bars, one new metro line

Who said the metro was for only commuters? From North Sydney to the inner west, bar hopping just became easy. 

  • by Alexandra Smith
‘We can re-humanise the city’: The metro’s unrealised promise for Sydney
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‘We can re-humanise the city’: The metro’s unrealised promise for Sydney

For once, the rhetoric is justified – but planning and policy choices will be required for Sydney to make the most out of its expensive and impressive new toy.

  • by Michael Koziol
The path to parliament runs through councils. Here’s why the Liberal blunder matters

The path to parliament runs through councils. Here’s why the Liberal blunder matters

The local government nomination debacle has possibly derailed what could have been the next generation of NSW parliamentarians for at least four years.

  • by Kayla Olaya
All aboard: Sydney’s mega-metro rail line cleared for opening on Monday

All aboard: Sydney’s mega-metro rail line cleared for opening on Monday

After a false start early this month, the $21 billion rail line under the harbour is about to open to passengers after receiving regulator approval.

  • by Matt O'Sullivan
Revealed: The confidential warning days after Sydney metro line’s opening was announced
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Revealed: The confidential warning days after Sydney metro line’s opening was announced

Serious concerns about opening the line on August 4 were raised by senior officials just days after the government revealed the planned date, documents show.

  • by Matt O'Sullivan

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