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Minor rail timetable adjustment starts Sunday 19 October
Sydney Trains has made minor changes to the timetable from Sunday 19 October to provide passengers with more express services at Granville.
Improving road resilience during floods in Upper Hunter
Key flood-prone areas of the Upper Hunter will be more resilient to severe weather thanks to work on essential causeways and road crossings.
Major milestone for Coffs Harbour bypass as project hits halfway point
The Coffs Harbour bypass has reached a major milestone, with more than half of the project’s 21 bridges now completed.
$200 Million Road Maintenance Blitz for Greater Sydney
$200 million is being fast-tracked to deliver a pothole and road maintenance blitz across Sydney’s busiest corridors, following one of the city’s wettest winters on record.
Express route to reliability and comfort as Mariyung train starts on Blue Mountains Line
The first intercity Mariyung train takes to the tracks on the Blue Mountains Line from Lithgow, through the mountains to Sydney.
Have your say on proposed safety and traffic flow improvements at Castle Cove
The community is invited to have its say on a proposal to improve safety and traffic flow on Eastern Valley Way at Castle Cove.
School zones back in force for Term 4
Motorists are reminded to slow down and remain vigilant with school zones back in force from Monday 13 October, as Term 4 commences in NSW.
First purpose-built electric bus depot is a glimpse into Sydney’s public transport future
A well-connected site at Macquarie Park will become Sydney’s first purpose-built electric bus depot, with the awarding of the contract to build the facility and release of new concept designs.
Spring Cycle riders urged to plan ahead
Thousands of people will cycle across the Sydney Harbour Bridge to raise money for Lifeline this Sunday, 12 October 2025, when Spring Cycle returns after a four-year pause.
Feedback sought to shape how roads and streets are managed across NSW
The community has a chance to help shape the future of NSW's roads and streets.
School zone extended for improved safety near Bathurst South Public
A 40 km/h school zone outside Bathurst South Public School will be extended by 100 metres.
Timetable adjustments to some intercity train services including the Bathurst Bullet
There will be some adjustments to Blue Mountains line intercity train services, including the Bathurst Bullet, from Sunday 19 October 2025.
Powered vessel-free zone pilot to deliver safer seas this summer
Safe Boating Week has been launched, with a strong focus on lifejacket wear, safe choices on the water, and respectful sharing of waterways.
Penalty increase to $3000 for taxi drivers who don’t play ‘fare’
The penalty for a fare-related offence will rise to $3000 as a deterrent to taxis that overcharge, refuse to use the meter or refuse a fare.
All aboard! Maritime authorities unite to launch the boating season
NSW Maritime, NSW Police Marine Area Command, Marine Rescue NSW, and Surf Life Saving NSW joined forces to launch the NSW Boating Season
Blueprint released for the Hunter's transport future
The NSW Government has released a long-term strategy to guide the Hunter’s transport future and support growth for the next two decades.
Spring into the long weekend with confidence by planning your journey
As holidaymakers make the most of a spring break across the state, motorists heading into regional NSW for the Labour Day long weekend are reminded to factor in extra travel times to ensure they reach their destinations safely.
New school bus route set to benefit students in Port Macquarie
Commencing Term 4, Transport for NSW will introduce a new bus service connecting around 120 students to The Nature School in Port Macquarie.
$160 million King Georges Road Stage 1 upgrade complete
The $160 million upgrade of King Georges Road Stage 1 is complete with improved safety, reduced congestion and faster travel times delivered for commuters travelling on one of the oldest arterial roads in Sydney’s south.
Rugby league fans urged to plan Grand Final transport tactics
A crowd of up to 80,000 footy fans is expected to converge on Accor Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park this Sunday 5 October.