Leadership team

Josh Murray is the NSW Secretary of Transport, leading a team of 30,000 people across the portfolio dedicated to keeping NSW moving. He is focused on delivering a once-in-a-generation transport system that is safe, sustainable, integrated and equitable.

Josh is passionate about evolving our state transport network to offer greater choice and seamless experiences to meet the diverse needs of its users – while driving better results for housing, jobs and the cost of living.

He works collaboratively with passengers, the workforce, industry and across government to unlock better services, economic potential, and social connectivity.

Under Josh’s leadership, Transport for NSW is embarking on a transformative agenda that builds on the commitment of its people and stakeholders, to offer world-class services.

A respected global executive and company director, Josh has 25 years’ experience in government services and the infrastructure delivery sector.

Trudi Mares leads Planning, Integration and Passenger, a division dedicated to representing the voice of our customers, passengers and communities across NSW and using evidence-based insights to create integrated, multi-modal transport plans and customer-focused solutions.

The division plans for and prioritises transformative, fit-for-purpose and integrated transport solutions, including enabling active transport, vibrant places and freight, to respond to the needs of communities and enhance the productivity of NSW.

The division’s key programs of work include a state-wide customer, passenger and community strategy, multi-modal and integrated place-based plans, frameworks and solutions, delivering reforms across tolling and leading community and local government engagement across NSW.

Camilla Drover leads Infrastructure Projects and Engineering Division which delivers public transport, road, rail fleet, active transport, property development and urban development projects for NSW.

Harnessing the expertise of our people, the division drives excellence in commercial and property management while providing technical and engineering capabilities to deliver more integrated and reliable passenger journeys.

The Division works with industry partners to deliver a dynamic project pipeline while supporting the priorities of the NSW Government including housing, local manufacturing and procurement objectives.

Matt Fuller leads Road Maintenance and Resilience, a division committed to improving the safety, reliability and resilience of NSW’s road network to better connect our communities and move freight efficiently across our State.

The division achieves this through effective planning and coordination of road maintenance and road improvements programs and funding to ensure the road network remains well-maintained. It also works with government partners to strengthen our ability to respond and recover following natural disasters.

The division also manages Sydney roads operation and maintenance partnerships and contracts (including motorways and toll roads) to ensure they remain safe and reliable and is committed to driving maintenance innovation and continuous improvement to enhance the performance of NSW roads.

Howard Collins leads the Coordinator-General division, responsible for coordinating statewide transport, road and maritime operational planning and management as well as service delivery to provide an integrated, reliable, and safe transport network for every passenger and customer across NSW.

The division adapts to changing travel patterns and community expectations in leading effective disruption management to keep our customers informed with real-time information.

It also oversees maritime services, infrastructure projects and regulatory functions to ensure the safety, accessibility, and sustainability of NSW waterways.

Brenda Hoang leads the Finance, Technology and Commercial division, driving best practice in finance, investment, and procurement at Transport to ensure a financially sustainable future that delivers the best value for the people of NSW.

The division also provides effective and innovative technology solutions to improve the experience of our passengers and people. It safeguards our systems and data to minimise disruptions and support continuous delivery of essential services.

Tracey Taylor leads People, Communication and Workplaces division, dedicated to ensuring everyone at Transport has the information, tools and support they need to do their jobs and thrive so we can meet the needs of the communities we serve.

The division’s purpose is to empower and enable Transport’s workforce through strategic people management, effective communications, and innovative workplace solutions. It drives organisational transformation, fosters a culture of capability, and delivers seamless services across government, for internal stakeholders, and for external suppliers and customers.

It also supports more than 60 million public transport trips per year, using effective communications and marketing campaigns to provide timely information so our passengers can move safely and efficiently across our network.

Sally Webb leads Safety, Policy, Environment and Regulation, a division dedicated to ensuring the right policy settings and regulations are in place to create a safe, integrated, and sustainable transport network for NSW.

The division achieves this by providing effective policy and legislative advice, delivering effective safety strategy and education, leading Transport’s climate change and decarbonisation agenda and ensuring we remain responsive to the complex changing transport landscape.

It is also committed to the fundamental task of keeping Transport's people and workplaces safe so we can successfully deliver for the people of NSW.

Matt is accountable for the delivery of safe, reliable and efficient passenger rail services, rail network control and the management of fleet, assets and infrastructure.

Sydney Trains is Australia’s largest public transport operator, moving up to a million passengers each day and supporting rail freight movement across the metropolitan network.

Roger leads NSW TrainLink, which connects people and communities throughout NSW and improves transport options and outcomes for regional communities.

The network includes regional train and coach services extending to more than 365 regional destinations across NSW and into ACT, Victoria and Queensland.

NSW TrainLink partners with Transport for NSW, private coach operators and rail infrastructure maintainers to deliver customer-focused services.

Peter is leading the procurement, construction and delivery of Australia’s first fully-automated metro rail network. Sydney Metro, which is Australia’s biggest public transport project, will deliver 31 metro stations and 66km of new metro rail. Sydney Metro Northwest opened on 26 May 2019 and Sydney Metro City opened on 19 August 2024.

Anthony Wing leads the Point to Point Transport Commission, the regulator for taxis, hire vehicles and rideshare services in NSW.

Anthony is responsible for administering, managing and enforcing the Point to Point Transport (Taxis and Hire Vehicles) Act 2016, including the authorisation and licencing schemes established by the Act.