This paper provides an overview of the performance of public transport networks in Australia’s five largest cities using the findings from the Spatial Network Analysis for Multimodal Urban Transport Systems, with particular emphasis on the constraints experienced from insufficient service levels and incoherent network development in the context of increasing urban intensification.

This paper defines the region's existing transport network, identifies reas where additional infrastructure is needed, and provides a strategic context for these projects. This would boost the region's economic competitiveness, stimulate investment, improve employment prospects and greatly enhance its 'liveability'.

This is a summary of the workshop presentations, discussions and of the workgroup sessions for the CRCLCL’s project on ETWW conducted Friday 1st February 2013, 10:00 – 16:30 at Room C4-16 at the University of South Australia’s City East Campus, chaired by Liz Ampt. The first of these facilitated national workshops on demand forecasting invited...

The NSW Long Term Transport Master Plan sets the framework for the NSW Government to deliver an integrated, modern transport system that puts the customer first.

This report provides a range of highly positive news on the state of and future outlook for public transport in Australia’s major cities.