Fuel tax halved and free public transport offered
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Fare-free public transport is being urged by states, unions and other groups as the cost of living pressure caused by war in Iran grows.
The NSW Liberals and the Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) have renewed calls for free public transport in response to surging fuel prices.
Victoria and Tasmania are rolling out free public transport to ease fuel price pain, but other states are holding back.
I think NSW Premier Chris Minns has forgotten the election is less than a year’s time, but voters don’t forget (“ Free public transport ruled out as fuel crisis worsens ”, March 30). We see Victoria and Tasmania have just temporarily introduced free public transport while in Queensland fares are capped at 50c,
The outspoken independent state MP for Wakehurst, Michael Regan, is lobbying government road and transport planners to futureproof vital commuter bus services to the city and fix notorious traffic choke points. Mr Regan, a former Northern Beaches mayor ...
Transport for NSW has confirmed its Authorised Inspection Scheme (AIS) online application was impacted by a cyber incident in early April. The AIS authorises examiners to inspect vehicles to ensure a minimum safety standard. To become an authorised ...
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. Abandoned tyres, solar panels, trucks, demolition waste and shipping containers are among items scattered across the property.