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Transport for NSW confirms data taken in Accellion breach
Transport for NSW has confirmed it has been impacted by a cyberattack on an Accellion-owned file transfer system. The system was […] Read More »
BusTech plans NSW eBus factory to meet state demand
BusTech is set to open its fourth Australian factory in NSW to support the NSW Government’s efforts to decarbonise the […] Read More »
Rockdale bus assault: Images released as police search for suspect
Police hope new security images will help them find a man accused of fighting with a Sydney bus driver and […] Read More »
New Transport for NSW Secretary could receive $500k salary
The yet-to-be-decided replacement for outgoing NSW Transport Secretary Rodd Staples could receive an annual salary worth more than half a […] Read More »
Extra NSW public transport services to continue for COVID-safe travel
Thousands of additional public transport services will be extended and a new crack cleaning squad will hit the busiest CBD […] Read More »
States must accelerate electric bus plans to meet net zero pledges
Following Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s comments pledging net zero emissions by 2050, a new report by International Association of Public Transport […] Read More »
Media Release: TikTok video of bus driver abuse shows urgent need to respect workers and better enforce Covid regulations
Greater resources are needed to enforce transport regulations and protect workers from abuse, the Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) […] Read More »
First electric bus launched in Leppington
The first electric bus to service South West Sydney has made its first few rounds in Leppington. Commuters have been […] Read More »
Opal costs surge more than 10% since 2020 changes to peak hour and concession
Travel costs in Sydney have increased by more than 10% since the government has widened the peak-hour window and changed travel […] Read More »
Transport workers are an at-risk group as heatwaves become more extreme
There’s no doubt the heatwave this past week has been a punish for many. Multiple studies since 2001 have shown […] Read More »