NSW councils to participate in e-scooter trial

Councils across NSW will be invited to take part in a state-wide trial of e-scooters, joining other states.

28 April, 2022

More than three quarters of regional NSW roads overdue for renewal

A government report rates about 2,000 kilometres of regional roads as poor or very poor.

3 February, 2022

Trial to improve safety for women on public transport

Transport for NSW is working with winners of an innovation challenge to address safety for women.

13 September, 2020

Deadline looms for council planning statements

The City of Newcastle has included green spaces and active transport in its 20 year plan.

26 February, 2020

Death of the public transport timetable

Commuters may one day be offered a Netflix-style public transport subscription service.

4 November, 2019

Trackless tram proposed for smart corridor to airport

Plans have been unveiled for a trackless tram between Liverpool and the Western Sydney Airport.

24 October, 2019

Claims of ‘secrecy’, misused funds in transport projects

Melbourne and Sydney transport projects have been plagued by ropey estimates and lack of scrutiny, a conference has heard.

25 March, 2019

Congestion measures among infrastructure priorities

Infrastructure Australia has prioritised regional road safety and smart technology to reduce traffic congestion among Australia’s development agenda.

14 February, 2019

Planning expert’s call for cities rethink

Conventional approaches won’t solve our infrastructure and transport woes, warns former senior administrator Peter Seamer.

11 February, 2019

Four ways our cities can cut transport emissions 

Strategies can be grouped into four categories: avoid, shift, share, and improve, writes Hussein Dia.

26 November, 2018

‘There should be hundreds of people’ on light rail works

Transport minister challenges builder’s denials of a go-slow on Sydney light rail construction and insists the project can still be completed on schedule. 

10 October, 2018

Take the politics out of infrastructure: analysts

A growing chorus of experts and policy makers are calling on governments to introduce more robust and transparent processes for selecting major public works.

8 October, 2018

‘Ground is shifting’ towards road pricing

Australia could be on track to adopt a user-pays system for roads, with senior bureaucrats and economists saying momentum for reform is ‘beyond doubt.’

13 September, 2018

Four ways our new PM can really ‘bust congestion’

Building more roads is not a long-term solution to solving congestion, writes Jake Whitehead, who outlines four alternative measures.

30 August, 2018