Sydney Metro
Boost to frequency of Sydney’s metro train services as fuel crisis bites
The changes will increase the frequency of services during parts of the weekday peaks, as well as weekends.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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How the metro killed a Sydney shopping centre
Greenwood Plaza, once a bustling thoroughfare with several international chains and a busy food court, has emptied out.
- Mary Ward and Megan Gorrey
Sydney-Wollongong commuters finally get start date for new intercity trains
The progressive rollout of the new trains on the South Coast line over the next year will result in a number of changes for commuters.
- Matt O'Sullivan
The big hole designed to ease Sydney’s transport woes and a housing crisis
The state government is pinning its hopes on its signature rail project becoming more than just a high-frequency train service.
- Matt O'Sullivan
How bin chickens, kittens and possums test Sydney’s delayed metro line
Wildlife is throwing up an extra challenge for those carrying out critical testing of the final stretch of Sydney’s M1 metro line through the south-west.
- Matt O'Sullivan
Why free public transport won’t come to Sydney any time soon
The premier is resisting offering free fares as experts warn those hardest hit by fuel prices in regional areas would end up subsidising wealthier people.
- Matt O'Sullivan
- Opinion
- City life
No metro, no train, no shoes. A colleague’s electric car got me home in the end
My easy 30-minute trip home to Paddington suddenly became a first-world commuting mess.
- Jason Avedissian
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- Public transport
Storm sweeps across Sydney, affecting metro and train services
A power supply issue shut sections of the metro and caused train disruptions.
- Cindy Yin
Singapore Airlines locks in flights to Sydney’s new airport despite fuel crisis
Tickets go on sale on Wednesday for Singapore Airlines’ first flights to Western Sydney Airport in November, while other carriers could be landing weeks earlier.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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- Public transport
Why 24-hour public transport in Sydney could become a reality
For years, Sydney has been stuck in a “chicken and egg” situation over 24-hour public transport – but the success of a recent trial could soon change that.
- Cindy Yin