Transport

Given the Premier has been promising the second stage of Parramatta Light Rail since 2014, yet the project still has not received planning approval, does not have a final business case and will not be delivered this decade, why should the people of Parramatta ever believe his promises again?

The Minister for Metropolitan Roads must listen to the local community and promptly deliver a road safety upgrade for Frederick Street

Serious workplace health and safety issues have been uncovered on the Sydney Metro project. 

Does the Premier agree with his fellow Liberal MP the Hon. Chris Rath who last night said, regarding the New South Wales manufacturing industry, "It's not easy for us to manufacture mass transportation options, such as ferries, at a reasonable cost", and, regarding manufacturing mass transportation, "We do not hold the comparative advantage."?

Labor supports the Electric Vehicles (Revenue Arrangements) Bill 2021 and welcomes the sensible amendments agreed to by the Legislative Council. It showed where the vast majority of sensible voices in this place and the community are on the uptake of electric vehicles. The technology is moving very quickly and we want New South Wales to be a part of that. 

Transport for NSW must urgently fix the awning and to improve accessibility for everyone at Lewisham Train Station.

The Government knew two years before the Inner West light rail was ground to a stop that there were cracks on the overseas built light rail vehicles.

Will the Premier continue to build ferries, trains and trams overseas?

Given the transport Minister has now admitted that there is not much of a price difference in the current climate when it comes to domestic manufacturing and given we know that foreign-built procurements often blow out by more than 50 per cent anyway, does the Treasurer agree with the transport Minister and now regret costing New South Wales thousands of job opportunities by sending billions of dollars in major purchases overseas?

On 26 September 2022 the overseas-made Fairlight Ferry experienced a steering failure while allegedly in the path of a cruise ship on Sydney Harbour.