Reduced train services have resumed in Sydney, but long-running industrial dispute negotiations will continue. Follow our live coverage here
The sudden breakout of industrial warfare between the NSW government and key public sector unions does not augur well for the autumn and winter ahead.
NSW Transport Minister David Elliott said two pop-up commuter car parks would be established at Moore Park and Rosehill Gardens to assist customers on their journey into the city’s major centres.NSW Roads Minister Natalie Ward says T2 and T3 transit lanes will be open to all motorists in Sydney for a second day.
“Workers will now go back to taking the protected industrial action we’d planned – action that really only transport management will notice, not commuters. He said the NSW Government would continue to negotiate with the unions and work through their list of claims, which form part of ongoing enterprise agreement negotiations.
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