Shorten and Capp investing in Melbourne public transport infrastructure
The proposals aim to increase use of public transport.
The proposals aim to increase use of public transport.
Planners scramble to meet Melbourne’s unprecedented population growth.
Major delays continue after power outage affects train lines.
The proposals aim to increase use of public transport.
Planners scramble to meet Melbourne’s unprecedented population growth.
Major delays continue after power outage affects train lines.
Staff issues overtake service delivery as main issue.
The proposals aim to increase use of public transport.
Planners scramble to meet Melbourne’s unprecedented population growth.
Major delays continue after power outage affects train lines.
Melbourne’s train operator has been fined $1.2 million after a computer malfunction left thousands of passengers stranded in July.
Where women feel unsafe in Melbourne.
For the fifth year running Metro Trains has been voted as the worst rail system in Australia. The nationwide satisfaction survey run by Canstar Blue
The removal of fifty rail crossings was one of Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews’ key policies leading into the 2014 election. However in practice, the execution
Phil Altieri from RTBU says PTV is greedy, and capable of increasing tram drivers’ pay, Kathleen O’Connor reports.
A Facebook group that tracks the movement of ticket inspectors claim they don’t support fare evading, writes Nat Kassel.
Hundreds of dissatisfied passengers from regional Victoria are calling for state funding to improve their railway services, writes Taylah Burrows.
There are several, smaller public transport reforms that should take precedence over the Melbourne Metro Rail Project, writes Ethan Miller.
It will be even harder to find a seat on Melbourne’s Metro trains by 2016, writes Joely Mitchell.
Melbourne’s newest taxi alternative, Bike Cabs, taps into everyone’s environmentally friendly inner child, writes Sherydan Fitzgerald.
Sherydan Fitzgerald speaks to two students who have set out to derail the social stigma surrounding train etiquette.
With the possibility of a monorail being built to service Melbourne and its airport, Tom Colwell talks to Monorails Australia’s Alan Ide about the project.
Is it really possible to find true love aboard public transport, asks Hannah Rabe.
Melbourne’s bike share scheme has had a bumpy beginning so what’s stopping it from picking up speed? Sofia Monkiewicz reports.
The 96 tram is the busiest in Melbourne, carrying over 32 million passengers a year. For seven years Lydia Sawtell rode it twice daily. For old times’ sake, she jumped on it again to see if anything had changed.
Ryan Jon interviews David Lowden on La Trobe Universisty’s new Sport Journalism degree and explores the idea of free Wi-Fi on public transportation.