End of an era as the last of Sydney Harbour's grand old dames finally retire
After decades plying ferry routes, the last of the grand old ladies of Sydney Harbour are about to end decades of service.
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Matt O'Sullivan
Matt O'Sullivan is the Transport Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Twin rail tunnels means 8000 tonnes of rocks will surface at harbourside park
Thousands of tonnes of crushed rock from twin tunnels dug for a new metro line under Sydney Harbour and the central city will be moved by barge instead of truck in an attempt to allay local residents' concerns.
Sydney's missing cycle links gain from $62m spend
Cycle paths in inner Sydney will be among the biggest beneficiaries of $62 million in funding from the state government this year for so-called active transport.
First of new trains to arrive next year
The first of 24 new suburban trains for Sydney will arrive late next year as the city experiences unprecedented demand for public transport.
Why Sydneysiders are leaving their bikes at home
Cycling is on the wane in NSW, especially among women, as more people feel conditions for riding have deteriorated.
Sydney's F6 extension puts historic railway in firing line
After being talked about for decades, residents in southern Sydney say construction of an F6 Extension seems more likely than ever.
Sydney's love of car sharing hits a bump
Australia's largest operator, GoGet, says more parking spots for car sharing are needed near train stations and light rail stops.
NSW's Supermax for terrorists a 'dangerous path'
The NSW government will spend tens of millions of dollars to build a new high-security unit at Goulburn jail.
Overcrowding worsens on Sydney trams
Commuters face a frustrating wait before they get relief from chronic overcrowding on trams on Sydney's inner west light rail line during peak travel periods.
Bridge climb cash cow set to be tested
After almost two decades, rights to guide thousands over Sydney landmark will be put to market.
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