Commuters are getting fare-free train travel this week with major industrial action being avoided on the New South Wales rail network.
Commuters are getting fare-free train travel this week with major industrial action being avoided on the New South Wales rail network.During negotiations with the Rail, Tram, and Bus Union, a compromise to provide fare-free travel was reached to avoid escalating industrial action.
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