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New South Wales Labor leader Chris Minns says Sydney is the "most-tolled city" in the world. Does that check out?

NSW Labor says it will restructure Sydney’s toll road network if it wins the upcoming state election to minimise any financial gains to tollroad giant Transurban from a proposed $60 weekly fare cap.

These booming communities could be cut off from employment and services if the government fails to redirect population growth away from the outer fringe, according to authors of the blueprint guiding Melbourne’s expansion.

From reducing the packaging used to enhanced delivery schedules, logistics companies are taking the sustainability route.

By far the biggest cost for the project are new tunnels under the harbour and CBD. Our focus, however, is on the merits of cannibalising existing rail infrastructure – namely the rail line to Bankstown, about 16km southwest of the Sydney CBD – for the southwest Metro line.

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Close to $50 billion worth of major infrastructure projects in NSW, including a key metro line, could be funded through private capital and Australian super, according to new analysis.

CURRENT local bus services are not fit for service, according to community groups in Mount Gambier. The bus network operates […]