No parking but here’s your cheap bus pass

Seattle City Council leads parking spot clampdown.

13 May, 2015

Baird reroutes big investment in busses to Sydney’s West

Suburban services drive around city centric congestion.

21 April, 2015

Developers complain pollies locked out of apartment blocks

Property industry privately polls apartment dwellers for NSW Election issues.

18 March, 2015

Has Sydney’s Opal card left tourists behind?

Dedicated visitor Opal card not yet a reality.

5 March, 2015

New disposable Opal tickets a boon for tourists

Opal top up machines online from 2015.

10 December, 2014

Opal goes live on light rail

Cheaper travel on Sydney’s light rail.

24 November, 2014

Gold Opal card still not quite the ticket

Hardworking NSW pensioners left empty-handed.

6 November, 2014

Victorian transport agencies slammed over environmental impacts

Auditor finds significant shortcomings

21 August, 2014

Drive-in democracy at Parliament House to cost $20 a day

Public service parking refugees priced-out

18 August, 2014

Faulty Opal Card machines dud commuters on credit

Travellers tagged-off by maximum default

7 August, 2014

Newcastle light rail run finalised

The New South Wales government has selected the route for the Newcastle light rail, which will connect the city centre with the waterfront.

27 May, 2014

Queensland taps Bombardier to replace ageing train fleet

By Paul Hemsley and Julian Bajkowski The Queensland government has tapped the Bombardier NGR Consortium as the selected tenderer to supply a new fleet of 75 six-car passenger trains in a major overhaul of the state’s public transport system. The big win for the Bombardier-led bid puts it at the front of the New Generation […]

21 November, 2013

Sydney CBD transport overhaul details released

By Julian Bajkowski Sydney’s jam packed city centre is officially on track for its biggest transport and access shake-up in half a century after the New South Wales Government publicly released a key document spelling out how new tram and rail lines, bus routes, bicycle paths and vehicle access will be tightly woven together for […]

11 September, 2013

Sydney extends tap-and-go ticket trials to trains

By Julian Bajkowski New South Wales transport authorities have announced the extension of customer trials for the state’s rebirthed public transit smartcard, Opal, to trains with readers for the devices now being switched-on at rail stations on Sydney’s City Circle line as well as Bondi Junction. The start of trials for CBD rail passengers is […]

3 June, 2013