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The rationale of the Bus Priority Program is flawed: There are more equitable ways to improve bus efficiency than making buses harder to catch, particularly for vulnerable members of our community who depend on public transport. 

I would like to raise a number of objections to proposals for the exhaust stack depicted in the recently released Draft addendum to the M4 East Urban Design and Landscape Plan. 

Thank you for taking the time to complete your Inner West wish list. 

NSW Labor has a plan to help level the playing field for first home buyers in the Inner West.

Over 50 children died between 2004-2014 from illnesses that could have been prevented by vaccinations

Jo Haylen, Local Member for Summer Hill, proudly announced on International Women’s Day that Dr Marianne Jauncey is Summer Hill’s Woman of the Year.

A six-year old boy was struck by a vehicle outside Haberfield Public School.

Jo Haylen MP, Member for Summer Hill, today welcomed the decision by the Inner West Council to cancel an event headlining David “Avocado” Wolfe, a prominent anti-vaccine campaigner. 

Jo Haylen, Member for Summer Hill, today welcomed news that if elected in 2019, NSW Labor will reverse cuts to Community Legal Centres which will come into effect on 1 July.

Labor MP’s Sophie Cotsis (Canterbury) and Jo Haylen (Summer Hill) have written to NSW State Government ministers responsible for transport and roads, asking for an extension to the deadline for consultation on the “Bus rationalisation program.”