Public transport
‘All seven layers of Dante’s Inferno’: The northern beaches commuters dragged into bus hell
As the state government proposes more development around transport hubs, commuters have railed against their ‘abhorrent’ bus journeys.
- Nick Newling
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- Political leadership
Train dispute and chauffeur scandals: NSW Labor takes a hit
NSW Labor has scored its lowest primary vote since Gladys Berejiklian was premier.
- Alexandra Smith
Forty-minute waits, 700-metre queues: Bus chaos causes long commutes in Sydney’s north
Schoolchildren and parents are among commuters feeling the pain at bus stops during morning peaks as bendy buses are out of action.
- Matt O'Sullivan and Lucy Carroll
Bleijie declares conflict of interest over Sunshine Coast rail project
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie owns property in line to be resumed for the rail extension, and has sought advice on how to manage his conflict of interest.
- Sean Parnell
‘They’re taking the proverbial’: How negotiations with the rail unions unravelled
On Wednesday, the NSW government will again bid to end the rail unions’ industrial action. If that doesn’t work, the premier has not ruled out asking the federal government to invoke its never-before used powers.
- Michael McGowan
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- Industrial relations
‘Hard to control an angry workforce’: Why Sydney’s rail chaos could get worse
Rail, Tram and Bus Union says predicting the extent of rail network delays is becoming harder as incensed union members take industrial action into their own hands.
- Max Maddison and Jessica McSweeney
‘Uptick in sick leave’: Sydney rail workers accused of illegal action as train chaos lingers
Delays to the city’s train network were expected to continue into Saturday morning ahead of yet another showdown in the NSW Fair Work Commission.
- Michael McGowan, Alexandra Smith and Jessica McSweeney
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- Trade unions
The $4500 sticking point that sent Sydney trains into chaos
After months of stalled negotiations, on Thursday rail union bosses were convinced a deal was almost done. By Friday morning, the system was in meltdown.
- Alexandra Smith and Michael McGowan
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- Trade unions
‘Sneak strike’: State government says rail union is gaslighting commuters
The rail union has been accused of operating in bad faith as 350 workers stayed home, a quarter of services were cancelled and not a single train was running on time across Sydney’s train network by Friday lunchtime.
- Jessica McSweeney, Alexandra Smith, Michael McGowan and Megan Gorrey
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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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