Minister for Transport and Roads
More than four billion reasons to celebrate Opal's 10th birthday
The NSW Government has welcomed the 4.5 billionth tap-on to the Opal network at Parramatta Train Station today as the revolutionary electronic ticketing system turns ten.
NSW pitches in to help fans celebrate Socceroos' sweet 16 success
The NSW Government is getting behind the Socceroos and activating Sydney to allow football fans to come together to cheer on the Socceroos when they step onto the pitch for their final 16 match in the 2022 World Cup on Sunday morning.
Increased signage on mobile speed cameras
Additional warning signs will be introduced around all mobile speed cameras across NSW, to enhance driver awareness of enforcement.
Major investment to modernise the rail network at Central Station
The NSW Government has committed a further $180 million to continue modernising the rail network at Central Station’s Grand Concourse.
Major investment to modernise the rail network at Central Station
The NSW Government has committed a further $180 million to modernise the rail network at Central Station, improving services for commuters.
Million-dollar vessels and command centre to boost state’s emergency response
The State’s emergency response has received a major boost with the launch of two new NSW Maritime vessels and a state-of-the-art maritime command centre in Sydney Harbour.
Full steam ahead for historic journey over the harbour
Australia’s most beloved steam train, Locomotive 3801, made a historic journey as it crossed the Sydney Harbour Bridge for the first time.
Extreme delays, widespread cancellations across rail network
Commuters are asked to avoid all non-essential travel as severe weather continues to impact the state’s rail network with flooding, landslips and trees on tracks.
New terms offered to prevent further strikes and get new Intercity fleet on the tracks
The NSW Government has offered renewed terms to the Combined Rail Unions as part of its enterprise agreements for employees of Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink.
Additional $196 million to save lives on NSW roads
The NSW Government has today announced an extra $196 million will be delivered to improve road safety in NSW as part of the Towards Zero Safer Roads Program
Boating now launches new multi-million dollar round
Boating facilities across the state are being overhauled through a funding injection of up to $28 million.
Dangerous driving given the red light in Rouse Hill
A new red-light speed camera will be installed at the intersection of Windsor Road and Schofields Road in Rouse Hill.
New Nowra Bridge deck passes halfway point
Work on the new Nowra Bridge continues to power ahead with the new bridge deck now more than halfway across the Shoalhaven River.
Construction begins on Spring Farm Parkway
The NSW Government has begun construction of the $206 million Spring Farm Parkway Stage 1.
Swans urge drivers to put their phone away
The NSW Government has partnered with the Sydney Swans to release a new social media campaign on the dangers of driving using a mobile phone
Dangerous driving given the red light in Mascot
A new red light speed camera at the intersection of Coward Street and Bourke Road in Mascot.
Landmarks light up for National Road Safety Week
The Sydney Harbour Bridge will be among landmarks around the state lit up in yellow this week to mark National Road Safety Week.
Dangerous driving given the red light in Leichhardt
A new red light speed camera will be installed at the intersection of Foster Street and Marion Street in Leichhardt.
New metropolitan road safety projects to be rolled out
New traffic lights and road widening are among projects to be rolled out in metropolitan NSW as part of the Safer Roads Program.
New Action Plan aims to halve NSW road deaths
New targets to halve deaths and reduce serious injuries by 30% on NSW roads by 2030 will underpin the NSW Road Safety Action Plan.