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‘Sneak strike’: State government says rail union is gaslighting commuters

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald

Commuters have been warned to delay non-essential travel or use alternative forms of public transport after the rail union triggered more industrial action on Friday morning.

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ABC Australia

Sydneysiders warned to avoid non-essential travel amid rail strikes

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8 days ago·Australia

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The Canberra Times

Sneak strike 'gaslights' commuters on Valentine's Day

Authorities are blaming a "sneak strike" for the cancellation or delay of more than 1200 train services amid...

9 days ago·Canberra, Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald

‘Sneak strike’: State government says rail union is gaslighting commuters

Commuters have been warned to delay non-essential travel or use alternative forms of public transport after the rail union triggered more industrial action on Friday morning.

9 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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9News

Sydney commuters facing slow journey home as services cut during industrial action

About a quarter of Sydney's train services have been cut today, with hundreds of drivers and guards staying...

10 days ago·Australia

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Rail Express

Passengers urged to delay non-essential travel as rail strike goes ahead

NSW passengers have been warned to expect delays. Images: Daria Nipot/stock.adobe.comTransport for NSW has urged passengers to delay non-essential travel as industrial action goes ahead today. Late last night (February 13), the Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) announced that talks with the State Government had fallen through. Today’s industrial action will consist of a go-slow, with trains running 23km an hour slower than usual. Commuters a…

9 days ago

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transportnsw.info

Rail passengers urged to delay non-essential travel

Friday 14 February 2025 Passengers are urged to delay non-essential travel as there are lengthy delays, service cancellations and very large service gaps are expected on the rail network today due to a high level of staff absences due to industrial action. Services will be affected on all lines but will be particularly impacted on the South Coast Line where there are no train services running. There are 4 buses operating on the South Coast Li…

9 days ago

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