More than 300 trains have already been cancelled this morning after Sydney Trains failed to prevent another round of planned industrial action by rail workers. Almost 200 Sydney Trains drivers and ...

A rail union has won the right to engage in industrial action, spelling more delays and cancellations for commuters.

That ends our live coverage of this morning's Sydney Trains delays amid the ongoing industrial action across the network. As we've been reporting for you today: We're expecting to receive updated ...

Sydney Trains chief executive Matt Longland said about 260 train crew had not turned up to work today, causing minor delays. It comes after about 360 did not show up for work on Saturday.

The best way to get around Sydney is by Sydney Trains, which has rail lines that are easy for first-time users to navigate. Although the bus system has routes that crisscross the city, any ...

However, the gravity of the disruptions won't be known until the trains begin running this morning with Sydney Trains admitting the impact would be 'unpredictable'. Rail employees were also ...

Despite ongoing industrial action that saw hundreds of train services cancelled in recent days, Sydney’s rail network is running close to schedule on Tuesday. As of 5am, 115 train drivers and ...

Sydney Trains CEO Matt Longland says industrial action is continuing to impact passengers across the network on Monday. Mr Longland said currently there are "no major delays across all lines".

Sydney Trains chaos, and RTBU NSW secretary Toby Warnes. The decision could prompt a repeat of disruption on Friday when about 465 morning services, one-quarter of those scheduled, were ...

In fact, 90% is pretty close to what the department classes a “punctuality performance target” (92% of peak services arrive within five minutes for Sydney Trains services and six minutes for ...

At the same time, lawyers for the combined rail unions had accused Sydney Trains of engineering a crisis on the city’s transport network in order to bolster its case that the Fair Work ...

In a welcome turn of events for Sydney train commuters, industrial action on the city’s rail network will be suspended until July. Although the Fair Work Commission rejected the NSW government ...