Active transport

The Treasurer has left NSW spinning its wheels on active transport, again failing to make a clear commitment towards the Principal Bike Network in the State Budget.

NSW Labor is calling on SafeWork NSW to explain why it was unaware of the workplace deaths of the two food delivery drivers earlier this week.

This bill is about transforming a disused rail line into a key dynamic and living piece of active transport infrastructure. It will create jobs and opportunity, both during construction and into the future. It will enhance protections for the heritage elements along the line and create a fascinating story for future generations.

NSW Labor has introduced a Bill to force food delivery companies to provide their workers with critical personal protective equipment.

Flashing lights at school zones across NSW will fail unless the NSW Government urgently commits $13 million a year in maintenance funding, damning documents obtained by the NSW Labor Opposition reveal.

Students at Tempe High School, Tempe Primary School and Ferncourt Primary School will be safer on their walk to school thanks to a new pedestrian crossing on Richardson Crescent in South Marrickville.

World Bicycle Day encourages people of all ages and abilities to dust off their bike and enjoy their city in a healthy and environmentally sustainable way.

The results are in. Read the Summer Hill School Safety Report HERE.

NSW Labor is appealing to the good will and good sense of Sydney parents to continue working from home once their kids return to school next Monday.

While residents acknowledge the need to combat rat running and congestion around the inner west due to WestConnex, these proposals are clearly focused on moving people in and out of WestConnex tunnels rather than improving traffic and amenity for local communities. My submission to the proposed "road improvements" in Haberfield, Ashfield and Leichhardt.