This issue we have a focus on transport. In 1945 Sydney had one of the world’s largest and most used public transport systems supported by 291 kilometres of light rail.…

Going car-less still isn’t for everyone, but it has never been easier or cheaper. Ben Aveling explores some four and two wheel alternatives.

Given the long history of failed toll roads in Aus tralia and the absence of any details being released on WestConnex, the Greens built their own financial model. Mehreen Faruqi…

Regardless of how it is financed, all infrastructure is paid for by NSW residents , through either fees or taxes. So we deserve to know whether the government is prioritising…

Tim Williams, the Chief Executive of Committee for Sydney recently addressed a Sydney University planning forum. Geoff Turnbull provides his impressions and pulls together some of the key elements from…

This issue we are celebrating those involved in the long campaign for improved public transport. The article below is an early Inner Voice article about the activities of Action for…

Sydney had one of the world’s largest and most used urban public transport systems. Mathew Hounsell explores Sydney’s old tram system and looks at what inner city councils are interested…

Transport is ultimately about people and the difference it makes, or could make to their lives. These transport stories are from a collection made by Western Sydney Community Forum.

In Sydney’s current frantic urban redevelopment scene we are hearing the word ‘community’ used very frequently. Michael Darcy warns of the limitations of community pr ofessionals.