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In-Principle agreement reached on Adelaide Metro pay deal
Industrial action on the Adelaide passenger rail network has been suspended after Keolis Downer Adelaide (KDA) tabled a revised offer on pay and conditions in negotiations today.
Read More >Adelaide Metro industrial action suspended for ANZAC Day
South Australian rail workers will suspend their current overtime ban on ANZAC Day (Thursday 25 April) out of respect for veterans and their families.
Read More >Transport NOW, April 2024
The April 2024 edition of Transport NOW has been published, and it's full of great stories about our united national all-grades union.
Read More >24 hour rail stoppage planned for Adelaide on Thursday 2 May
Adelaide rail workers have notified rail operator Keolis Downer Adelaide (KDA) that they will stop work for 24 hours on Thursday 2 May.
Read More >Adelaide Metro industrial action to continue tomorrow
Adelaide Metro rail workers will take industrial action again tomorrow in pursuit of a fair and reasonable pay deal from private rail operator Keolis Downer Adelaide (KDA).
Read More >Trucking lobby trying to distract from real causes of level crossing collisions
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) should stop trying to blame trains for the failure of truck drivers to abide by road rules.
Read More >South Australian passenger rail workers to commence stop work actions this week
Adelaide Metro passenger rail workers will commence stop work actions tomorrow following an escalation in their dispute with private operator Keolis Downer Adelaide (KDA) over pay and conditions.
Read More >Fines for rail deaths woefully inadequate
The Melbourne Magistrates Court yesterday issued fines of $375,000 to the Australian Rail Track Corporation and $150,000 to NSW Trains over the fatal derailment of an XPT service at Wallan in February 2020.
Read More >Tasmania's first public transport election
The March 23 Tasmanian election will be unusual in many ways – not just the likelihood of a minority government reliant on the support of a disparate cross-bench.
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Trial of level crossing cameras a positive step towards a safer transport network
This week’s Level Crossing Safety Roundtable in Brisbane saw the transport industry and governments agree to a trial of level crossing safety camera technology.
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