Chris Minns is two years away from an election,so he can ride out these bad times,but an angry,scared Sydney is a big risk for Anthony Albanese.
It’s the fourth time the inner west office has been targeted. In another incident,a cafe in Sydney’s east has been defaced with an offensive slur.
Crowds of frustrated commuters faced long wait times and were stuck on trains for up to four hours as industrial action crippled the train network on Wednesday.
With little sign of a circuit breaker,Sydney commuters are staring down the barrel of weeks – and possibly months – of disruptions.
Militant union leaders must immediately drop the gun they have been holding to the head of every Sydney commuter for many months now.
As a bitter pay dispute drags on,union members are due to restart action that could slow the passenger train network as more people return to work next week.
The government is seeking a legal intervention because of fears that train disruptions risk leading to deadly crowd crushes.
Industrial action on Sydney’s rail network is back on the table after union members voted overwhelmingly to continue their campaign.
An annual Christmas party for Labor members traditionally hosted by Anthony Albanese and NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen won’t go ahead this year.
The state government is under renewed pressure to extend its metro rail line to fast-growing western suburbs.