Double toll looms as Lendlease bids to build airport link
Motorists face paying two sets of tolls to drive from western parts of Sydney to the city's main airport.
-
Matt O'Sullivan
Matt O'Sullivan is the Transport Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.
New plan for airport dustbowl takes chill out of Mascot pilgrimage
It might not be for everyone but the smell of aviation fuel and roar of jet engines is enough for people like Grahame Hutchison to brave the early morning chill.
Police investigating leaks of sensitive transport documents
The state government has asked police to investigate the leaking of "cabinet-in-confidence" documents about multi-billion-dollar transport projects.
How numerous attempts to get your bus running on time were stymied
The state's top transport authority frustrated repeated attempts by the public operator of Sydney's buses to improve their on-time running, an internal report reveals.
'Choke point': Sydney's train timetable set for 'revolution'
Commuters will experience the biggest overhaul of running times for Sydney's trains in four years from November 26 when a new timetable takes effect, as the government attempts to squeeze more out of the network to cope with a surge in demand.
Sydney commuters opting for buses, trains over cars
Commuters travelling to Sydney's central business district are increasingly choosing to leave their cars parked at home and taking trains and buses.
Cost of linking local roads to WestConnex hits $1.8b
The cost of connecting the WestConnex motorway to Sydney's existing road network will hit nearly $1.8 billion, a leaked government document shows.
'Unappealing': Berejiklian not impressed by Clover Moore's $11m sculpture
Sydney lord mayor Clover Moore might have described it as "bold and heroic" but Premier Gladys Berejiklian believes the City of Sydney's $11.3 million Cloud Arch sculpture planned for the CBD is unappealing.
The truth behind Sydney's light rail crush
Commuters wondering why trams aren't running more frequently on Sydney's inner west light rail line during peak hours despite a boom in passengers can now blame "capacity constraints".
Homes, businesses to make way for Parramatta light rail
More than 40 homes and businesses along the route of the first stage of the new Parramatta light rail line will be compulsorily acquired and another 78 earmarked for partial purchase.
Search pagination