Public transport
What a proposed e-bike ban will do to your food delivery
Of the 180 lithium-ion battery fires in NSW this year, more than one-third involved e-bikes, e-scooters and e-skateboards.
- Anthony Segaert
Latest
‘Can’t be stopped’: Minns concedes not everyone will welcome Sydney’s new train station
After much speculation, the premier announced Labor would open a new heavy rail train station at Woollahra and high-rise development in Edgecliff for 10,000 new apartments.
- Michael McGowan
- Exclusive
- House of Merivale
How Merivale’s powerful political ties helped move a light rail stop
The hospitality giant’s chief executive, Justin Hemmes, has spent a decade cultivating his contacts at the top of the Liberal Party.
- Eryk Bagshaw
- Opinion
- Sydney Metro
Sydney has reached peak metro. Is it all downhill from here?
Commuters’ love affair with their newest toy has left them wanting more, but what can be delivered is up for debate.
- Alexandra Smith
‘Absolutely world beating’: How a year of metro has shaken up the way Sydney moves
A year after opening, the city section of Sydney’s M1 metro line is easily beating patronage forecasts at several CBD stations. There are more changes to come.
- Matt O'Sullivan and Cindy Yin
How an underground marvel will reshape the way Sydney moves
The number of train passengers a metro station carved out beneath the central city has been built to handle is staggering.
- Matt O'Sullivan
Future metro rail extensions in Sydney kicked further down track
Premier Chris Minns has warned that the state will need financial assistance if hugely expensive metro extensions are to become a reality.
- Matt O'Sullivan
Near misses and lucky saves: The view from Sydney’s tram drivers’ cabins
Motorists, pedestrians and food delivery drivers have all risked life and limb taking on the state’s light rail vehicles.
- Kathryn Wicks
- Analysis
- City life
Sydney had free trains for 54 hours. A lot of us went whale watching
There will never be a precise way to tell who went where while the Opal machines were switched off, but there are some clues.
- Michael Ruffles