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SMH: Almost half of voters not convinced their journey to work will improve
“Almost half of voters do not think NSW’s multibillion-dollar investment in transport will improve their commute, a new Herald poll shows as the government revealed its 40-year transport vision. The ReachTEL poll asked 1521 people across NSW […] Read More »
Sydney & NSW Trains badge action shots
We’ve been showcasing our solidarity at Sydney & NSW Trains after being approved to take action to wear our union apparel. Check out the photos below. Read More »
Cost, safety trumps passengers’ desire for flip seats on new trains
The NSW Government continue to bungle every transport project they get their hands on. Today it has been revealed that the NSW Government have recklessly wasted millions of tax payer dollars on researching what commuters […] Read More »
Asbestos Consultative Committee Update
The Locomotive Division would like to update Members on the progress of the Asbestos Consultative Committee. The Committee was established following the discovery of Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) in Sydney Trains rolling stock and is […] Read More »
Sydney Trains Timetable Amendment
As Members would be aware Sydney Trains are seeking to implement several recommendations from the recent ministerial report into January’s rail meltdown in efforts to improve network recovery capabilities following operational incidents. Changes are slated […] Read More »
The last train out of Sydney’s almost gone
Read the full article by Liam Thorne on Honi Soit Sydney used to have what can only be described by public transport nerds (like me) as a truly majestic tram system. By most metrics—reach, capacity, […] Read More »
A message from Sally McManus – Change the Rules ad launch
Dear members, Today we take the Change the Rules campaign to the next level. We’ve just launched a nationwide, multimedia campaign that’s going to strike a blow for all working people. Can you share our […] Read More »
The Australian: Foley won’t commit to public sector wage cap
EXCLUSIVE – ANDREW CLENNELL NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley has failed to commit to Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s 2.5 per cent cap on wage increases for public servants if elected next year, opening up the prospect of […] Read More »
NSW’s $2 billion new trains are too wide to get through tunnels
“THE NSW Government has an embarrassing problem with $2 billion worth of new trains that are on order — they’re too wide to go through the tunnels. Whereas the current trains are 2.9m wide, the […] Read More »
Sydney/NSW Trains EA update – Loco members
As members would be aware, the RTBU has been one of seven unions who have been involved in the bargaining process for the Sydney and NSW Trains Enterprise Agreements (EAs) since July 2017. Following almost […] Read More »
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