Global rail unions fight neoliberal policies
Delegates from rail unions from across the globe have resoled to band together to fight against neoliberal rail policies, which are becoming increasingly common in many areas of the world. Read More »
In-principle agreement reached on Freightliner EA
After an eventful discussion period, negotiations for a new Freightliner enterprise agreement have finally concluded. Read More »
Moss Vale Retirement Function
Moss Vale Sub Division & Social Club would like to invite members and guests to a retirement function to celebrate the retirements and driving careers of four long serving drivers and also to celebrate the […] Read More »
Sydney Trains uniforms a disaster
The Sydney Trains uniforms have been a source of grief for many employees since they were first forced to wear them.
In December, we surveyed 297 Locomotive Division members to find out the extent of the problem.
The numbers prove it – the Sydney Trains uniform is a disaster. Read More »
Notice to members: Recall election for NSW branch vacant positions
A recall election will be held for RTBU NSW Branch vacant positions. Read More »
Merry Christmas
Thank you for your hard-work and commitment during 2014. Many challenges were thrown our way throughout the past 12 months, but in the true spirit of NSW Locomotive Division members we stood strong together and […] Read More »
Meet the National Loco Executive
The National Locomotive Divisional Committee met in Sydney recently to discuss the year the was and also to develop a coordinated plan for the national Loco Divisions in 2015, including dealing with the introduction of […] Read More »
Solidarity with QLD Aurizon drivers
Aurizon drivers in Queensland voted to take part in protected industrial action, after the company refused to negotiate a fair enterprise agreement. Read More »
Christmas/farewell show at Taree
Head along to the Taree Racecourse on the 21st of December for a Christmas/farewell celebration. Read More »
Farewell to Rick Powell
Well-known driver Rick Powell has decided to call it a day after 35 years on the rails. Read More »



