Premium Insights and analysis Changes and otherwise in the country’s oldest state government Friday October 15, 2021 By Hugh McClure Editors' Picks The resignations of Berejiklian and Constance highlight a passing of the baton to the next generation of NSW.
Governments driving road safety message for second hand cars Thursday September 30, 2021 By Jackson Graham New South Wales The safety of second-hand vehicles manufactured in the past 20 years can now be compared with a guide that is hoped will help address road…
Public health restrictions fail to dent NSW public transport satisfaction Wednesday September 1, 2021 By Melissa Coade Culture Passengers have reported improved ‘safety and security’ on the NSW public transport system, in the latest customer satisfaction survey.
NSW transport plan responds to challenges of growing Illawarra-Shoalhaven region Wednesday August 11, 2021 By Shannon Jenkins New South Wales The plan aims to promote walking, electric vehicles and public transport as attractive alternatives to the car for residents in the Illawarra-Shoalhaven region.
Transport for NSW unveils NAIDOC-themed transport, maritime safety resources Monday July 5, 2021 By Shannon Jenkins New South Wales The NSW government’s transport agency has marked NAIDOC Week with the launch of new maritime safety resources and art-covered public transport.
NSW flags net-zero emissions rail plan Sunday June 13, 2021 By Shannon Jenkins Energy & Environment New South Wales transport minister Andrew Constance has revealed plans for the state’s rail network to slash emissions to net zero by 2025.
Questions raised about sacking of NSW transport boss and state budget cover-up Wednesday June 2, 2021 By Shannon Jenkins Economy & Industry A former NSW auditor-general has accused the state government of using an ‘accounting gimmick’ to artificially inflate its budgets by tens of billions over six…
Camellia land deal: auditor-general can’t rule out corruption Wednesday May 19, 2021 By Shannon Jenkins New South Wales An audit into Transport for New South Wales’ purchase of land at Camellia cites poor probity, corruption risks and questionable decision-making.
Completion of Mascot Station vision slated for late 2022 Thursday May 13, 2021 By Melissa Coade New South Wales A $39 million makeover of Mascot Station in Sydney will impact traffic and pedestrian access to the station until the end of 2022. …
Transport for NSW looking for new secretary Friday November 20, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins New South Wales The NSW government will launch a local and international search for a new secretary, with a successful candidate to be appointed in early 2021.
Transport for NSW to trial AI in security cameras to increase women’s safety Monday August 31, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Communications & Technology The New South Wales Transport department plans to trial a range of ideas to prevent violence against women travelling at night in Greater Sydney, including…
Premium Expert briefings Zero emissions from the bottom of Victoria to the top of Queensland? Electric vehicles are on government agendas Tuesday January 21, 2020 By Victoria Draudins Features We’re one step closer to having the charging infrastructure to allow us to drive from the bottom of Victoria to the top of Queensland. Victoria…
Privatisation is 'short-sighted', says NSW opposition Friday August 16, 2019 By Shannon Jenkins Economy & Industry NSW Labor will oppose privatisations that were floated by Premier Gladys Berejiklian while at a trade delegation in London. Shadow Treasurer…
So you're thinking of running an online survey: five basic standards for trustworthy consultation Monday July 8, 2019 By Stephen Easton Communications & Technology Running a public vote or survey is an easy way to directly involve the community in government decisions but it can create more problems than…
Sydney moves to 'on demand' small scale public transit. But will it work? Thursday August 17, 2017 By Ashley Carolan Features Uber style mini buses for the suburbs are just the start of Sydney's looming public transport shake-up.
