Sydney-based commuters trying to get to work this morning have found themselves in a bit of a pickle thanks to a whole heap of delays and cancelled trains due to more industrial action by the rail ...

Sydney commuters are enduring a second day of chaos as rail unions create more disruptions as part of their pay dispute. An estimated 40 per cent - about 1,500 rail services - were cancelled or ...

Hundreds of Sydney Train services have been cancelled due to the actions of members of two NSW unions, leading to widespread disruption for commuters throughout the city. Authorities said members ...

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Yep, it’s happening again. Sydney’s rail workers are taking industrial action, meaning trains across the city will be delayed, disrupted and cancelled from today (Wednesday, January 15 ...

The head of Sydney Trains has warned that disruption to the city’s rail network could worsen on Thursday and Friday as pay disputes across the country threaten to damage already stretched state ...

Peak hour on Sydney trains has been filled with disruptions and delays, with more than 600 services being cancelled. Wild storms overnight have caused trees to fall on overhead wiring, resulting ...

NSW trains grind to halt due to strikes and skipped maintenance work Every train line across Sydney is facing significant delays and cancellations as ongoing industrial action wreaks havoc on the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The derailed passenger train at Clarendon in Sydney’s outer west on Thursday.Credit: A Sydney passenger train has derailed in the ...

Sydneysiders are facing another chaotic commute to work on Thursday morning as industrial action enters a second day and the aftermath of Wednesday's deadly storm causes major delays and train ...

As disruptive strike action begins, new data from Transport for NSW reveals Sydney trains have not met monthly punctuality targets since January 2024. Transport Minister Jo Haylen yesterday ...

The offer would give workers a 13 per cent salary boost, plus an extra one per cent increase to superannuation, and another one per cent boost paid for by merging Sydney Trains and NSW Trainlink.