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Gladys Berejiklian
Mike Baird urged to rethink $8b North West Rail project
18 November 2014 | Geoff Winestock
NSW has been urged to rethink the $8.3 billion North West Rail Link after NSW Premier Mike Baird admitted it would fail a cost-benefit analysis.
|Mike Baird, Gladys Berejiklian, Grant Hehir
Parramatta's light rail options whittled down to four
27 October 2014 | Rebecca Thistleton
PRINT: 28 October 2014 | PAGE 2 | Light rail route options whittled down to four
Parramatta's future light rail route has been whittled down to four options from a list of 10.
|Gladys Berejiklian
Advance Australian women fair celebrated
24 September 2014 |
PRINT: 24 September 2014 | PAGE 45 | Women celebrated
Bauer's flagship title Australian Women's Weekly held its Women of the Future Awards on Tuesday at multi-hatted est restaurant in Sydney. Sure it's a hackneyed phrase, but the lunch really was a "who's who".
|Quentin Bryce, Lucy Turnbull, Gladys Berejiklian, Lisa Wilkinson, David Gyngell, Jane Halton
|Media & Marketing/Publishing & Media
Carla Zampatti wins a chance to style up at ... Target
12 September 2014 |
PRINT: 12 September 2014 | PAGE 37 | Zampatti's raffle success
You know this column. However worthy the cause, however meaty the speech – we were soon distracted by the crowd. And few can pack a room like the CEW.
|David Gonski, Mike Baird, Gladys Berejiklian, Marise Payne, Helen Coonan, Katie Lahey, Carla Zampatti, Warren Mundine, Gordon Cairns, Ahmed Fahour, Anna Bligh, Tony Shepherd
|Arts & Entertainment/Fashion
With hair, bigger is better
05 September 2014 |
PRINT: 05 September 2014 | PAGE 37 | With hair, bigger is better
Sara James spoke at pay TV lobby group ASTRA's annual Women in Television breakfast on Thursday morning offering wise words garnered from her career as an anchor at American network NBC.
|Amanda Vanstone, Tony Shepherd, Gladys Berejiklian, Pru Goward, Richard Freudenstein, Mark Scott
|Media & Marketing, Media & Marketing/Television
Sydney's Anglican Archbishop has influence on his side
30 August 2014 | Luke Malpass
PRINT: 28 August 2014 | PAGE 3 | An archbishop with influence on his side
After a year in the job, the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney, Glenn Davies is surprised by the subtle, high level of influence his office exerts.
|Mark Scott, Bronwyn Bishop, Tony Abbott, Mike Baird, George Pell, Joe Hockey, Gladys Berejiklian
City transport shifts to rail
06 August 2014 | Christopher Jay
PRINT: 07 August 2014 | PAGE 1 | City transport shifts to rail
A relatively new NSW State Liberal MLA from the far north-western Sydney seat of Londonderry (think Hawkesbury River area) has become a consistent voice for advance transport planning, including rail corridor reservations to cope with inevitable future demands for extensions to public transport.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/Federal Politics
Sydney's housing demand set to stay, says Mirvac chief
24 July 2014 | Samantha Hutchinson and Rebecca Thistleton
PRINT: 25 July 2014 | PAGE 1 | Mirvac banks on housing under-supply
Mirvac chief executive Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz remains bullish on the outlook for housing demand in Sydney, arguing that a shortage of homes in the harbourside city is likely to persist.
Lunch watch, B20 edition
23 July 2014 |
PRINT: 23 July 2014 | PAGE 41 | Lunch watch, B20 edition
Global HQ was in fine form on Tuesday: unsuccessfully hiding in the Siberia division of Neil Perry's diner was chief Qantas lobbyist Andrew Parker, Foxtel lobbyist Andrew Maiden and NSW bridesmaid Gladys Berejiklian.
|Neil Perry, Gladys Berejiklian, Bruce Mcwilliam, Nick Greiner
NSW budget tips surpluses despite federal cuts
17 June 2014 | Geoff Winestock
PRINT: 17 June 2014 | PAGE 1 | Doubts cast over projects scrutiny
NSW Treasurer Andrew Constance has pre-empted the outcome of an independent cost-benefit analysis for $2.8 billion of projects announced in the state budget, predicting they will all receive backing.
|Boral Ltd
|Andrew Constance, Mike Baird, Jim Betts, Graham Bradley, Rod Pearse, Max Moore-Wilton, Gladys Berejiklian
|Economy, Politics/NSW Politics
NSW power sale faces $2b shortfall
11 June 2014 | Geoff Winestock
PRINT: 11 June 2014 | PAGE 1 | NSW power sale faces $2b shortfall
Updated | NSW could struggle to reach its target of raising $13 billion from the half sale of its electricity network with investment bank UBS valuing the stake at only $11 billion.
|Spark Infrastructure
|Michael Baird, Mike Baird, Joe Hockey, Gladys Berejiklian
|Energy & Utilities/Electricity, Employment & Industrial Relations, Consumer Goods & Services, Politics/NSW Politics
Budgeting at Shep's 70th
02 June 2014 |
PRINT: 02 June 2014 | PAGE 45 | Budgeting at Shep's 70th
The nation's auditor-in-chief, Tony Shepherd, celebrated his 70th birthday on Friday evening in the austere surrounds of The Australian Club on Sydney's Macquarie Street.
Light rail approaches, first stop Tough Bikkies Scum Street
02 May 2014 |
PRINT: 02 May 2014 | PAGE 37 | First stop: Tough Bikkies St
The working families of Olivia Lane in Sydney's Surry Hills are having a miserable time of it. Their building will be demolished later this year to make way for a new light rail line.
|Gladys Berejiklian
Brogden crunches numbers
28 April 2014 |
PRINT: 28 April 2014 | PAGE 37 | Brogden crunches numbers
Which brings us to another former Liberal leader, John Brogden. He may now be chief executive of the Financial Services Council, but in the aftermath of Barry O'Farrell's shock resignation, he was back doing what he does best: crunching numbers.
|John Brogden, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Mike Baird
Baird has the credentials – now for the clout
24 April 2014 | Alan Mitchell
PRINT: 24 April 2014 | PAGE 2 | Baird has the credentials – now for the clout
Whether NSW's new Premier can learn to be a successful political leader in the year he has until the next scheduled state election remains to be seen.
|Mike Baird, Gladys Berejiklian, Chris Hartcher, Barry O'Farrell
|Politics/NSW Politics, Politics, Politics/Election
Mike Baird faces opposition to any power sale
22 April 2014 | Geoff Winestock
PRINT: 22 April 2014 | PAGE 3 | Baird wants debate over power sale
Updated | NSW Premier Mike Baird has admitted he faces opposition from inside his own cabinet to selling off the state's $30 billion in power assets.
|Mike Baird, Greg Smith, Robyn Parker, Gladys Berejiklian, Andrew Stoner, Adrian Piccoli, Pru Goward, Brad Hazzard, George Souris
NSW's Baird to relinquish Treasury role
21 April 2014 | Geoff Winestock
PRINT: 21 April 2014 | PAGE 2 | Baird to relinquish Treasury portfolio
Updated | NSW Premier Mike Baird will give up the Treasurer's portfolio in a cabinet reshuffle to be announced on Wednesday and will instead take on the politically symbolic role of Minister for Western Sydney.
|Mike Baird, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Andrew Constance, Andrew Stoner, Adrian Piccoli
Mike Baird pledges to transform NSW
17 April 2014 | Geoff Winestock
NSW Premier Mike Baird has pledged to make infrastructure, services and debt reduction his focus, while insisting the federal government must honour its promises on school funding and the NDIS.
|Mike Baird, Gladys Berejiklian, Jillian Skinner, Pru Goward, Anthony Roberts, Andrew Stoner, Jamie Briggs, Chris Hartcher, Barry O'Farrell
|Politics/NSW Politics
NSW Premier front runners will need clean hands
17 April 2014 | Geoff Winestock
PRINT: 17 April 2014 | PAGE 1 | Front runners will need clean hands
NSW treasurer Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian are seen as the two front runners to be the next premier of NSW and the first point they will have to prove is they have no skeletons in their closets.
|Mike Baird, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics
NSW Coalition must press on
17 April 2014 | The Australian Financial Review
PRINT: 17 April 2014 | PAGE 1 | NSW Coalition must press on
Editorial | We have to accept at face value that former premier Barry O'Farrell's statement to the ICAC hearings that he could not, and still cannot, remember receiving a bottle of 1959 Grange from the ex-chief executive of Australian Water Holdings, Nick Di Girolamo.
|Barry O'Farrell, Geoffrey Watson, Eddie Obeid, Arthur Sinodinos, Chris Hartcher, Mike Baird, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics
Wine stain spreads over Liberal Party
16 April 2014 | Jennifer Hewett
PRINT: 17 April 2014 | PAGE 1 | Liberal Party left dabbing at a spreading wine stain
The state and national Liberal Party is on clean up duty following O'Farrell's resignation.
|Barry O'Farrell, Mike Baird, Gladys Berejiklian, Tony Abbott, Arthur Sinodinos, John Robertson
Baird or Berejiklian will be next NSW premier
16 April 2014 | Joe Aston
PRINT: 16 April 2014 | PAGE 2 | Berejiklian makes play
The next premier of New South Wales will be Treasurer Mike Baird or Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian, and the most likely outcome is Baird as premier and Berejiklian as treasurer.
Strike action hangs over Sydney ferries
10 April 2014 | Mathew Dunckley
PRINT: 10 April 2014 | PAGE 3 | Sydney ferries face strike threat as agreement expires
Sydney commuters face the prospect of a ferry strike after the largest maritime union sought permission for industrial action and the service's new private operator flagged the need for changes to work conditions.
|Transfield Services
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport, Transport/Shipping, Employment & Industrial Relations
Rail workers win $9000 annual bonus
09 April 2014 | Mathew Dunckley
PRINT: 09 April 2014 | PAGE 1 | Rail workers win $9000 annual bonus
Engineering workers building Sydney's new $8.3 billion rail line will get a $9000 a year bonus just for turning up to work.
|Leighton Holdings
|Russ Collison, Gladys Berejiklian
|Construction & Engineering, Employment & Industrial Relations, Politics, Politics/NSW Politics, Construction & Engineering/Engineering, Transport/Rail, Transport
New surcharge fees to hurt Cabcharge revenue
08 April 2014 | Max Mason
Cabcharge revenue could slump by up to $14 million following the O'Farrell government's move to cut the maximum card surcharge on taxis to 5 per cent from 10 per cent.
|Cabcharge Australia
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Consumer Goods & Services, Politics, Politics/NSW Politics
NSW will change taxi laws to allow mobile apps
08 April 2014 | James Hutchinson
PRINT: 08 April 2014 | PAGE 1 | NSW gives green light to taxi apps
Updated | The NSW government will explicitly allow consumers to use mobile apps like Uber and goCatch to book taxis for the first time under reforms to the state's taxi laws.
|Cabcharge Australia
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Automobiles, Technology Apps /Business, Technology Mobiles & Tablets/Mobiles & Tablets
Surfing the tramway to heaven
15 March 2014 | Christopher Jay
PRINT: 15 March 2014 | PAGE 1 | Tramway to heaven
Cities around Australia are turning to light rail. On Queensland's Gold Coast, bright blue-and-yellow trams have begun snaking along in test-runs for the city's new 13-kilometre light rail network. Passengers will begin boarding in June
|Gladys Berejiklian, Tony Abbott, Kevin Rudd, Simon Corbell
No talking shop at Global HQ
13 March 2014 |
PRINT: 13 March 2014 | PAGE 61 | No talking shop at Global HQ
Speaking of Joe Hockey, the Treasurer was hidden away (as always) in the back corner of Global HQ on Wednesday lunching with his old friend and state transport minister Gladys Berejiklian.
|Joe Hockey, Gladys Berejiklian, Kenneth Allen, Stephen Loosley
Shepherd a giant on the road and on the field
28 October 2013 |
PRINT: 28 October 2013 | PAGE 45 | Shepherd a giant on the road and on the field
Transfield chairman Tony Shepherd was honoured on Friday evening for 93 years and four months service to the industrial services company.
Service cuts to blame for NSW byelection loss says Labor
20 October 2013 | John Kerin
PRINT: 20 October 2013 | PAGE 4 | Byelection win reflects voter discontent: Labor
Labor's Barry Collier has reclaimed the NSW seat of Miranda with an almost 27 per cent swing against the Liberal O'Farrell government, in a byelection triggered by the resignation of Sports Minister Graham Annesley.
|Barry O'Farrell, Graham Annesley, John Robertson, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics
Berejiklian chief of staff wanted job for Jack Simos
05 October 2013 |
PRINT: 05 October 2013 | PAGE 53 | Mate's rates
NSW Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian has denied any involvement in helping win a contract for her old boss Jack Simos, but emails discovered this week suggest otherwise.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics
Oh what a guest list!
05 July 2013 |
PRINT: 05 July 2013 | PAGE 45 | Oh what a guest list!
Former prime minister Bob Hawke and former opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull were star billing at the official opening of the new Toyota show room in Sydney's Chatswood on Wednesday evening. The shadow communications minister took the stage for an ode to his Prius, which prompted Hawkie to join him and wax lyrical about his Aurion.
|Bob Hawke, Malcolm Turnbull, Max Yasuda, Gladys Berejiklian
Tube boss starts Sydney job – taking 7 trains
02 July 2013 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 02 July 2013 | PAGE 1 | Tube boss on the rails in Sydney
New Sydney Trains CEO Howard Collins promises he will be catching trains 'at all times of the day'.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
PwC's Bruce Morgan farewelled
07 June 2013 |
PRINT: 07 June 2013 | PAGE 37 | Goodbye to PwC's Morgan
Outgoing PricewaterhouseCoopers chairman Bruce Morgan was farewelled on Tuesday night at Sydney's Shangri-La Hotel.
Driverless trains for NSW's $8.5b line
06 June 2013 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 07 June 2013 | PAGE 4 | Driverless trains for NSW's $8.5bn line
Transport unions oppose the NSW government's move to automated commuter trains.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Cabcharge could face cuts in three states
29 May 2013 | Matthew Drummond
PRINT: 30 May 2013 | PAGE 3 | Cabcharge could face cuts in three states
Other states should follow Victoria's sweeping reforms to the taxi industry, starting with a cut to the 10 per cent surcharge on card payments said Graeme Samuel, the new chairman of Victoria's Taxi Services Commission.
|Graeme Samuel, Gladys Berejiklian, Graeme Samuel, Troy Buswell
|Transport, Politics/WA Politics, Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance, Politics/Victorian Politics, Politics/Queensland Politics
Thinking ahead
23 May 2013 |
Find out about the areas in infrastructure that experts at the round table thought we should focus on.
|Gladys Berejiklian
Blueprint for the future of Australian infrastructure
23 May 2013 | Jenny Wiggins.
PRINT: 23 May 2013 | PAGE 2 | Blueprint for the future
Politics needs to be put aside if Australia want to build 21st century cities and keep pace with the rest of the world.
|Transurban Group, Macquarie Group Ltd
|Gladys Berejiklian, Peter Costello, Scott Charlton
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
Apps to track Sydney trains launched
11 April 2013 |
PRINT: 11 April 2013 | PAGE 1 | NSW:New apps track trains for Sydney commuters
Sydney commuters now have access to six new apps that will track the location of their train ride in real time.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Technology/Online Services, Technology/Consumer Electronics, Technology/Telecommunications, Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Next stop: Paris end of George Street
05 April 2013 | Samantha Hutchinson
PRINT: 05 April 2013 | PAGE 3 | Next stop: Paris end of George
The busiest transport artery in the centre of Australia's biggest city would be transformed into a light rail and pedestrian plaza under plans unveiled on Thursday by the Sydney City Council.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Clover Moore, Margy Osmond
|Transport, Consumer Goods & Services, Politics/NSW Politics
Tube boss to head Sydney Trains agency
15 February 2013 |
The man responsible for running London's Tube will soon step out from the Underground and take up a position as boss of Sydney's train network.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Sydney's light rail to be built in one go
10 January 2013 |
NSW Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian has conceded there will be disruptions in Sydney's CBD when George Street is dug up to build two light rail lines.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Rail
Corporate Australia hits the Sydney Test
03 January 2013 | Joe Aston
PRINT: 03 January 2013 | PAGE 1 |
Day one of the Sydney Test match between Australia and Sri Lanka was potentate-spotting heaven on Thursday at the SCG.
NSW releases 'real-time' apps for Sydney bus users
17 December 2012 |
Bus users in Sydney will be able to use their smart phones to track how far away their next bus is following the release of new real time bus apps.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Technology/Online Services, Technology/Corporate & Government IT
NSW infrastructure program may affect credit rating
14 December 2012 | Joanna Heath
PRINT: 14 December 2012 | PAGE 2 | NSW programs risk rating
The NSW government is risking its AAA-credit rating with plans for a 20-year infrastructure program designed to reduce congestion for passenger and freight services in Sydney that could cost $260 billion.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Barry O'Farrell, Nick Greiner, Patricia Forsythe, Bryan Nye, John Robertson
|Politics/NSW Politics, Economy
NSW commits to CBD light rail
13 December 2012 | Claire Stewart
Updated | The NSW government will invest $53 billion in state infrastructure over the next four years, including a project to build light rail through Sydney's CBD and pedestrianise 40 per cent of George Street.
|Nick Greiner, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Bryan Nye, Patricia Forsythe
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport
Taxpayers foot bill for failed TCard project
05 December 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 05 December 2012 | PAGE 1 | $300,000 a month for failed TCard
The former NSW Labor government's failed electronic ticketing project for public transport is costing taxpayers $300,000 a month in interest payments, the state's Auditor-General has revealed.
|Peter Achterstraat, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport
NSW to take patronage risk for rail link
04 December 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 04 December 2012 | PAGE 1 | NSW to take patronage risk for rail link
Exclusive | The NSW government will assume the risk for the number of commuters travelling on the planned $8.5 billion North West Rail Link under a new public-private partnership to be unveiled today.
|Gladys Berejiklian
700 NSW rail jobs to go
16 November 2012 |
Updated | Almost 700 extra RailCorp jobs will be axed under New South Wales government plans to reform the train network and the organisation will be split in two.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics, Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Much ado about a certain Cabcharge contract
08 November 2012 | Sarah Thompson and Anthony Macdonald
PRINT: 08 November 2012 | PAGE 24 | Much ado about a certain Cabcharge deal
Cabcharge raised eyebrows when it was seemingly late to disclose the loss of a material bus contract held by joint venture ComfortDelGro Cabcharge (CDC) on Wednesday.
|Cabcharge Australia
|Gladys Berejiklian, Allan Fels
|Company News, Transport
Moore has last laugh as successor wins Sydney
28 October 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 29 October 2012 | PAGE 2 | Moore's last laugh
Updated | The NSW Liberal Party has failed to win the state seat of Sydney as voters punished the O'Farrell government for forcing high-profile independent Clover Moore out of office. They delivered a landslide by-election victory to her anointed successor.
|Barry O'Farrell, Clover Moore, James Packer, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics
Barry's plan leaves Nick in a twist
08 September 2012 |
PRINT: 08 September 2012 | PAGE 56 | Barry's plan leaves Nick in a twist
Springtime means plan time in NSW Parliament, and this week Premier Barry O'Farrell delivered a bouncing 370-page transport blueprint to a crowd of cooing lobby groups and cranky commentators.
|Barry O'Farrell, Nick Greiner, Gladys Berejiklian, John Lee
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Transport tweaks could make a big difference
05 September 2012 | Geoff Winestock
PRINT: 05 September 2012 | PAGE 2 | Transport tweaks could make a big difference
When Melbourne and even Adelaide score higher than Sydney on liveability indexes, brash Sydneysiders are prone to dismiss it as just sour grapes. Yet the NSW government is increasingly aware that Sydney's wretched transport system is tarnishing its reputation.
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
O'Farrell reveals missing links
04 September 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 05 September 2012 | PAGE 3 | O'Farrell reveals missing links
The NSW government is considering distance-based road tolls, higher parking charges and asking trucking companies to help pay for highway upgrades as part of a $100 billion transport blueprint that includes new motorways and a second harbour rail crossing in Sydney.
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Nick Greiner, Duncan Gay, Stephen Cartwright
|Transport, Transport/Trucking, Transport/Freight, Construction & Engineering, Politics/NSW Politics
National briefs
29 August 2012 |
PRINT: 29 August 2012 | PAGE 5 |
The West Australian government has ruled out re-merging state utility bodies Verve Energy and Synergy, at least for the foreseeable future.
NSW rail fare rise on cards after cuts
22 August 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 23 August 2012 | PAGE 5 | NSW rail fare rise on cards after cuts
The NSW government has not ruled out raising public transport fares after a major audit of the public sector found that the cost of operating rail services in Sydney was double that in Melbourne and Brisbane.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Kerry Schott
|Transport/Rail, Employment & Industrial Relations, Politics/NSW Politics
NSW public audit takes cutting-edge look at efficiency
20 August 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 20 August 2012 | PAGE 44 | NSW public audit takes cutting-edge look at efficiency
A landmark review of the NSW public sector offers a plethora of ways to increase overall efficiency.
|Kerry Schott, David Gonski, Gladys Berejiklian, Jillian Skinner, Kevin Humphries, Ted Baillieu, Barry O'Farrell
|Politics/NSW Politics, Health & Wellbeing, Transport
Strong interest in NSW rail contract
14 August 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 14 August 2012 | PAGE 3 | Six hopefuls for rail link
The first major contract for the NSW government's $8.5 billion North West Rail Link will be contested by local and international bidders, including a company controlled by the Chinese government.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Economy/Foreign Investment, Transport/Rail, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development, Company News, Construction & Engineering
Digital life: best of the blog
31 July 2012 |
PRINT: 31 July 2012 | PAGE 3 |
Google made its foray into the market for bundled internet and television services, promising access speeds more than 100 times faster than those of traditional US cable and telecommunications companies.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Technology/Consumer Electronics, Transport, Technology/Online Services
Google Maps exposes public transport failings
25 July 2012 | Paul Smith
PRINT: 26 July 2012 | PAGE 1 |
A new feature on Google Maps can help prove what many commuters already know – that public transport in their city might not be up to scratch.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Technology/Online Services, Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Congestion tax faces city roadblock
20 July 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 21 July 2012 | PAGE 3 | Congestion tax faces city roadblock
Coalition governments in NSW and Victoria should not impose a London-style congestion charge on motorists in their cities to tackle traffic bottlenecks, the mayors of Sydney and Melbourne have said.
|Robert Doyle, Clover Moore, Gladys Berejiklian, Anthony Albanese
|Transport/Automobiles, Politics/NSW Politics, Politics/Victorian Politics
Franchise Sydney buses, NSW told
20 July 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 20 July 2012 | PAGE 4 | Franchise Sydney buses, NSW told
The NSW government is being urged to franchise publicly operated buses in Sydney as the private sector takes the helm of the city's iconic ferry fleet from the end of this month.
|Transfield Services
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
Pile-up of claims on the kitty
17 July 2012 | Geoff Winestock
PRINT: 17 July 2012 | PAGE 3 | Pile-up of claims on the kitty
Infrastructure Australia with its independent board is designed to take the politics and pork barrelling out of big infrastructure spending. It is supposed to vet all the big road, rail, port and other federal infrastructure spending.
Sydney trains get underground reception
16 July 2012 | David Ramli
Some Sydney commuters wanting to make calls or check work emails will no longer be interrupted when their trains go underground.
|Telstra Corporation.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Technology/Online Services, Politics/NSW Politics
Coalition seething at transport report
13 July 2012 | Mathew Dunckley
PRINT: 13 July 2012 | PAGE 1 | Coalition seething at transport report
A fresh brawl has erupted between the NSW Coalition government and federal Labor's peak infrastructure body after plans for an $8.5 billion rail link to north-west Sydney failed to make a priority list for federal funding.
|Rod Eddington, Gladys Berejiklian, Kim Wells, Anthony Albanese, Tony Abbott
|Politics, Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Rail
National briefs
13 July 2012 |
PRINT: 13 July 2012 | PAGE 4 |
The NSW government will announce on Friday that project adviser Everything Infrastructure Group has won a contract to manage the tender processes for the three main contracts for its $8.5 billion North-West Rail Link.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Peter Ryan
|Transport/Rail, Politics/Victorian Politics, Politics/NSW Politics, Economy/Taxation, Economy
Charge to run Sydney rail link
27 June 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 27 June 2012 | PAGE 4 | Charge to run Sydney rail link
The NSW government will make regular payments to the private sector for more than a decade to operate the planned $8.5 billion North West Rail Link to Sydney's growing north-west.
|Nick Greiner, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics, Economy
NSW govt says monorail has one year to go
22 June 2012 |
New South Wales Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian has announced Sydney's monorail will stop operating next June.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
Second harbour rail crossing decades away: Greiner
21 June 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 22 June 2012 | PAGE 37 | Doubt over new rail crossing
The NSW government's top infrastructure adviser, Nick Greiner, says the Coalition's plans for a second harbour rail crossing in Sydney are unlikely to be a priority in a decade and the project is not a certainty.
|Nick Greiner, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Rail
$10bn tunnel for $8bn Sydney rail
20 June 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 20 June 2012 | PAGE 1 | $10bn tunnel for $8bn rail
A second tunnel crossing of Sydney Harbour costing at least $10 billion will be built to complete the planned $8.5 billion rail link to Sydney's growing outer north-west, the NSW government vowed on Wednesday.
|Nick Greiner, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Morris Iemma
|Politics/NSW Politics, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development, Transport/Rail
This time Baird's cuts will be different – bigger, tougher
12 June 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 12 June 2012 | PAGE 3 | This time Baird's cuts will be different – bigger, tougher
Unlike his first budget, NSW Treasurer Mike Baird hints today's will bring genuine horror
|Origin Energy
|Mike Baird, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics
Driverless trains touted for Sydney link
05 June 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 05 June 2012 | PAGE 1 | Driverless trains touted for Sydney link
The NSW government has investigated running driverless trains on the $8.5 billion North-West Rail Link, in a move that could spark tensions with transport unions over potential job cuts.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Boris Johnson
|Transport/Rail, Politics/Federal Politics, Politics/NSW Politics
Business wants a bite of NSW train services
15 May 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 16 May 2012 | PAGE 5 | Business wants a bite of NSW train services
Business groups have urged the NSW government to franchise the state's regional train services after it flagged a major overhaul of train operator RailCorp.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Penny Sharpe, Duncan Gay
|Employment & Industrial Relations, Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Longer train shifts 'lift accident risk'
26 April 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 26 April 2012 | PAGE 3 | Longer train shifts 'lift accident risk'
A national push to harmonise state rail safety laws by scrapping rules that prevent NSW train drivers working for longer than a 12-hour shift is potentially dangerous and out of step with the rest of the world, a study has found.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Accidents & Emergencies, Politics/Federal Politics, Politics/NSW Politics
Ferguson warns NSW on zoning
20 April 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 21 April 2012 | PAGE 4 | Ferguson warns NSW on zoning
Federal Tourism Minister Martin Ferguson has warned the NSW government not to approve housing around potential sites for a second Sydney airport, despite the state government's refusal to back a second airport.
|Barry O'Farrell, Russell Balding, Martin Ferguson, Brad Hazzard, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Aviation, Property - Residential/Infrastructure & Town Planning, Politics/NSW Politics, Consumer Goods & Services/Tourism & Travel
First steps on Barangaroo link
19 April 2012 | Ben Hurley
PRINT: 19 April 2012 | PAGE 16 | Pedestrian link marks first steps to Barangaroo
Work will start next month on the construction of a pedestrian link between Wynyard Station and the Barangaroo precinct in the Sydney CBD.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Property - Residential/Infrastructure & Town Planning, Politics/NSW Politics, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development
Shopping centre to make way for rail link station
12 April 2012 | Zoë Fielding
PRINT: 12 April 2012 | PAGE 47 | Shopping centre to make way for rail link station
Superannuation-backed group ISPT has sold one of its largest bulky goods retail centres to the NSW state government for $55 million.
|CFS Retail Property
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Property - Commercial, Property - Commercial/Retail Property, Construction & Engineering, Transport, Transport/Rail, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development
Sydney monorail reaches the end of the line
23 March 2012 | Zoe Fielding
PRINT: 24 March 2012 | PAGE 8 | Sydney monorail reaches the end of the line
The much-criticised monorail that snakes through the southern end of the Sydney CBD will be torn down as part of the redevelopment of exhibition facilities.
|Barry O'Farrell, Laurie Brereton, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Consumer Goods & Services/Tourism & Travel, Construction & Engineering/Building Construction, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development, Politics/NSW Politics
O'Farrell to future-proof rail corridor
12 March 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 13 March 2012 | PAGE 12 | O'Farrell to 'future-proof' rail
The NSW government will set aside an extra transport corridor in Sydney's growing north-west, which could connect the planned $8.5 billion North West Rail Link to the city's rail network in a continuous loop.
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Political pygmyism at its worst
03 March 2012 | Tony Boyd
PRINT: 03 March 2012 | PAGE 64 | Political pygmyism at its worst
A bipartisan group transport has come to the obvious conclusion that it's the best location for Sydney's second airport.
|SYD Airport
|Anthony Albanese, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Paul Keating, Kevin Rudd, Jennifer Westacott, Warren Mundy
|Transport/Aviation, Politics/Federal Politics, Politics/NSW Politics
Albanese nixes Badgerys Creek hopes
02 March 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 02 March 2012 | PAGE 8 | Albanese nixes Badgerys hopes
The federal government has ruled out building a second Sydney airport at Badgerys Creek in the city's west although a study proposed the site, yet again as the most cost-effective solution to lift pressure on Sydney Airport.
|Anthony Albanese, Jennifer Westacott, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Aviation, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development, Economy/Trade, Politics/Federal Politics, Politics/NSW Politics
National briefs
18 February 2012 |
PRINT: 18 February 2012 | PAGE 10 |
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has moved the creative part of its $60 million-a-year advertising account for San Francisco-based agency Goodby Silverstein & Partners to the Sydney office of British agency M&C Saatchi.
|Commonwealth Bank.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics, Media & Marketing/Advertising & Marketing
National briefs
14 February 2012 | Staff Reporters
PRINT: 14 February 2012 | PAGE 9 |
The NSW government will consider a proposal to privatise parts of Sydney's CityRail commuter train network but says it isn't part of its election policy.
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Rail, Construction & Engineering, Politics/Federal Politics, Employment & Industrial Relations, Health & Wellbeing, Courts & Legal
PPP model has to change: Baird
07 February 2012 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 07 February 2012 | PAGE 13 | PPP model has to change: Baird
The NSW government will pursue public-private partnerships to build and finance major infrastructure projects despite its multi-million bailout of the consortium delivering new trains for Sydney's suburban rail network.
|Mike Baird, Gladys Berejiklian, Nick Greiner
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
National briefs
02 February 2012 |
PRINT: 02 February 2012 | PAGE 12 |
West Australian Mines Minister Norman Moore will retire at the next election in March 2013. Mr Moore was elected in 1977 and is the longest-serving member of state Parliament.
|Jack Thompson, Gladys Berejiklian, Norman Moore, Jeff Lawrence
|Employment & Industrial Relations, Politics/WA Politics, Transport/Rail, Technology/Online Services
National briefs
25 January 2012 |
PRINT: 25 January 2012 | PAGE 9 |
Perth will host the next Australian and UK defence and foreign policy bilateral talks. Defence Minister Stephen Smith and Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd are in London for this year's Australia-UK Ministerial Consultations.
National briefs
18 January 2012 |
PRINT: 18 January 2012 | PAGE 11 |
Three consortiums vying to run Sydney's ferry fleet have entered the final round of the tender process.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics, Transport, Energy & Utilities/Alternative Energy, Energy & Utilities/Electricity
NSW bars private trains from North West Rail Link
14 December 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 14 December 2011 | PAGE 5 | Private trains barred from line
The NSW government has resisted a push by its top infrastructure adviser to allow the private sector to run trains on the planned $8.5 billion North West Rail Link.
|Nick Greiner, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Construction & Engineering, Transport/Rail
Business supports rail link, says O'Farrell
14 December 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 14 December 2011 | PAGE 12 | Business supports rail link: O'Farrell
NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell has hit back at claims the $8.5 billion North West Rail Link is a dud, pointing to "enthusiastic backing" by business groups.
|Barry O'Farrell, John Watkins, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Rail
$8.5bn Sydney rail link just not worth it
12 December 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 12 December 2011 | PAGE 1 | $8.5bn Sydney rail link just not worth it
A key transport adviser to the NSW Coalition has described its $8.5 billion north west rail link as a political project, saying a high-speed busway would deliver the same results for one-fifth of the price tag.
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Nick Greiner
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Union calls for local content bonuses
08 December 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 08 December 2011 | PAGE 6 | Union pushes for local content bonuses
Infrastructure NSW chairman Nick Greiner could be paid a bonus if the $8 billion north-west rail link is built with a minimum amount of local materials.
|Bluescope Steel Ltd
|Nick Greiner, Gladys Berejiklian, Chris Jenkins, Stephen Cartwright, Mark Goodsell
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics, Manufacturing
Rail not overpriced in NSW, bureaucrats claim
22 November 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 22 November 2011 | PAGE 4 | Rail not overpriced in NSW, bureaucrats claim
Rail projects in NSW are not more expensive than their interstate counterparts, according to the state's top transport bureaucrats.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Les Wielinga
|Transport/Rail, Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
Sydney misses the boat on ferry reform
26 October 2011 | Alexander Philipatos
PRINT: 26 October 2011 | PAGE 63 | Sydney misses the boat on ferry reform
The state government has wasted a great opportunity to improve harbour transport.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
State Transit to meet Sydney bus drivers
21 October 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 21 October 2011 | PAGE 8 | State Transit and Sydney bus drivers to meet
NSW State Transit will today meet with the union representing Sydney bus drivers over its snap decision to take gas-powered buses off the road on Tuesday.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics, Employment & Industrial Relations
Buses ordered back to streets
19 October 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 19 October 2011 | PAGE 12 | Buses ordered back to streets
The Industrial Relations Commission of NSW last night ordered government bus drivers to lift a ban on driving 700 gas-fuelled buses on Sydney roads.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Employment & Industrial Relations, Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
Congestion to cost NSW billions: minister
14 October 2011 |
Traffic congestion in Sydney will cost nearly $8 billion in lost productivity by 2020 unless the chronic problem is resolved, NSW Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian says.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport/Automobiles, Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics
Sale sweetened for Sydney airport rail link
26 September 2011 | Angus Grigg
PRINT: PAGE 1 | Subsidy boosts rail sale
The owners of the Sydney Airport rail link get a $60 million windfall prior to its planned sale, thanks largely to Kristina Keneally whose electorate is home to key commuter train stations.
|Kristina Keneally, Gladys Berejiklian, Bruce Baird, Mike Baird
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics, Economy
National briefs
13 September 2011 |
PRINT: 13 September 2011 | PAGE 12 |
The federal government is set to get a taste of the legal might it could face as it pushes ahead to force all cigarettes to be sold in plain packs.
|Bob Brown, Andrew Wilkie, Barack Obama, Julia Gillard, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/Federal Politics, Courts & Legal, Health & Wellbeing, Transport
O'Farrell unmoved by workers' day of chaos
09 September 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 09 September 2011 | PAGE 7 | O'Farrell unmoved by day of chaos
Two days after the O'Farrell government delivered its budget, public servants staged a strike which unions claimed was the biggest rally in more than 20 years.
|Barry O'Farrell, Adrian Piccoli, Gladys Berejiklian, Mark Lennon, John Battams, Campbell Newman
|Politics/NSW Politics, Politics/Queensland Politics, Employment & Industrial Relations, Economy
National briefs
25 August 2011 |
PRINT: 25 August 2011 | PAGE 12 |
South Australian ferry operator SeaLink is expected to announce today its acquisition of the family-owned Captain Cook Cruises, sources close to the deal say.
|Gladys Berejiklian, David Hicks, George Christensen
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Shipping, Politics/Queensland Politics
Ernst & Young snares NSW rail tender
22 August 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 22 August 2011 | PAGE 10 | E&Y snares NSW rail tender
Accounting firm Ernst & Young will provide financial and strategic advice to the NSW government on the $7 billion north-west rail link.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Barry O'Farrell
|Financial Services Industry/Accounting, Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Rail
Sydney Ferries field narrowed down to five
01 August 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 01 August 2011 | PAGE 9 | Ferries field narrowed down to five
Macquarie Bank, CBA and advertising executive John Singleton have backed away from running a franchised Sydney Ferries.
|John Singleton, Geoff Dixon, Mark Carnegie, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
NSW seeks private partnerships
29 July 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 29 July 2011 | PAGE 6 | NSW seeks private partnerships
The NSW government has flagged public-private partnerships will be a focus of its infrastructure delivery program as the $8 billion north-west rail link looms.
|Brad Hazzard, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Economy/Fiscal Policy, Transport/Rail
NSW's biggest transport change in years as RTA scrapped
16 July 2011 |
PRINT: 16 July 2011 | PAGE 8 | RTA scrapped in state's 'biggest structural change' in years
The NSW government will abolish a number of transport agencies, including the Roads and Traffic Authority, in a bid to improve the delivery of services.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Duncan Gay, Barry O'Farrell
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport, Transport/Automobiles, Transport/Freight, Transport/Rail
NSW scraps transport agencies
15 July 2011 |
The NSW government will abolish a number of transport agencies, including the Roads and Traffic Authority, and form a new broader authority.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Duncan Gay
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport
National Briefs
14 July 2011 |
PRINT: 14 July 2011 | PAGE 4 |
The Western Australian opposition has tried to gazump the release of the state government's 20-year transport master plan, to be released today.
|Eric Ripper, Colin Barnett, Bill Shorten, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/WA Politics, Metals & Mining, Politics/NSW Politics, Company News, Transport/Rail
Advisers line up for NSW rail link
12 July 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 12 July 2011 | PAGE 6 | Advisers line up for rail link
The NSW government's $8 billion north-west rail link has attracted keen interest from accounting firms, consultants and banks vying to provide financial advice.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Rail
Ferries open to new bidders
06 July 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 06 July 2011 | PAGE 11 | Ferries open to new bidders
The 28 companies vying to run a privatised ferry service in Sydney could face more competition after the NSW government opened the next phase of the tender.
|Macquarie Bank Ltd, Commonwealth Bank.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Geoff Dixon, John Singleton, Mark Carnegie
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport
First Waratah train finally on track
01 July 2011 |
The first of the new Waratah trains has rolled into service but the NSW government warns that full deployment of the beleaguered project will be hard going and will take a long time.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Grant Fenn, John Watkins, Barry O'Farrell, Paul Broad
|Politics, Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Rail
Infrastructure NSW boss looks to regions
29 June 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 28 June 2011 | PAGE 15 | Infrastructure NSW boss looks to regions
The first chief executive of government advisory body Infrastructure NSW, Paul Broad, is focused on regional areas as a driver of economic growth.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Paul Broad, Nick Greiner
|Politics/NSW Politics, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development
MP set to ride down transport woes
28 June 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 28 June 2011 | PAGE 12 | MP set to ride down transport woes
Responsible for the fraught Transport portfolio, Gladys Berejiklian must deliver on the Coalition's promise to fix the NSW transport system.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Barry O'Farrell, John Watkins, Nick Greiner, Michael Photios, Mike Baird, Helen Coonan, Peter Collins, Joe Hockey, John Brogden, Patricia Forsythe
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport
At last Sydney gets smart
28 June 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 28 June 2011 | PAGE 1 | At last Sydney gets smart
NSW commuters could be paying for public transport trips with a cashless smartcard sooner than expected, with the state's $1.2 billion electronic ticketing project on track to begin testing next year.
|Downer Edi Ltd
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Julia Gillard, Mike Baird
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics, Technology/Corporate & Government IT
Barangaroo at considerable risk: report
16 June 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 16 June 2011 | PAGE 5 | Barangaroo 'at financial risk'
The NSW Auditor-General has warned of "considerable risks" to the $6 billion Barangaroo development in Sydney, including inadequate transport.
|Lend Lease Group
|Peter Achterstraat, Gladys Berejiklian, Brad Hazzard, David Hutton, Patricia Forsythe
|Property - Commercial, Politics/NSW Politics
Coalition launches ferry privatisation
12 May 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 12 May 2011 | PAGE 8 | O'Farrell launches ferry privatisation
The NSW Coalition faces the first test of its ability to mix public ownership with private management as it launches its plan to privatise the running of Sydney Ferries.
|Gladys Berejiklian, John Robertson, Barry O'Farrell
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
Super authority for NSW transport
20 April 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 20 April 2011 | PAGE 5 | Super authority for NSW transport
The NSW Coalition government is stripping procurement, policy and planning control from RailCorp, State Transit, NSW Maritime and the Roads and Traffic Authority to force them to focus on service delivery.
|Gladys Berejiklian, Duncan Gay, Les Wielinga
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
O'Farrell opens books on NSW projects
18 April 2011 | Lisa Murray
PRINT: 18 April 2011 | PAGE 1 | O'Farrell opens books on NSW projects
NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell will dramatically increase public scrutiny of infrastructure planning by setting up a major projects advisory body and promising to release cost-benefit analyses for big developments.
|Barry O'Farrell, Nick Greiner, Max Moore-Wilton, Gladys Berejiklian
|Construction & Engineering, Economy, Politics/NSW Politics
'Infrastructure Premier' makes a start
09 April 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 09 April 2011 | PAGE 10 | 'Infrastructure Premier' makes a start
The man who wants to be known as "the infrastructure premier" made an early bid for the title in his first week in office, promising to "fast-track" rail links and scrapping controversial planning laws.
|Barry O'Farrell, Mike Baird, Noreen Hay, Gladys Berejiklian, Anthony Albanese, Linda Burney, John Robertson, Michael Daley
|Politics/NSW Politics, Property - Residential/Infrastructure & Town Planning
Canberra urged to agree to north-west rail link
07 April 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 07 April 2011 | PAGE 5 | Canberra urged to agree to north-west rail link
Industry groups have supported a decision by the new NSW government to speed up a north-west rail link for Sydney, urging the federal government to fund the project.
|Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Anthony Albanese, Patricia Forsythe
|Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics, Politics/Federal Politics
Super-ministries and new faces
04 April 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 04 April 2011 | PAGE 5 | Super-ministries and new faces
NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell has created eight new "super-ministries" and elevated a former NRL executive and first-term parliamentarian to cabinet, increasing the number of members from Liberal Party ranks.
Libs must fix Sydney Airport
25 March 2011 | Tony Boyd
PRINT: 25 March 2011 | PAGE 56 | Libs must fix Sydney Airport
Barry O'Farrell's expected victory in NSW's election will be of significance to business, bringing 70 per cent of Australia's economic activity under Liberal state premiers' management.
|Telstra Corporation., Macarthur Coal, National Aust. Bank, Elders Ltd
|Gladys Berejiklian, Anthony Albanese, Nicole Hollows, Lisa Gray, Barry O'Farrell
|Politics, Transport/Aviation
On the buses
24 March 2011 |
PRINT: 24 March 2011 | PAGE 6 | On the buses
Breakfast pastries, leather seats and a four-bus fleet. There's a whiff of "the wilderness years are over" about the NSW Coalition's surprise three-day tour of every seat in the state.
|Kristina Keneally, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian, Barack Obama, Julia Gillard
|Politics/NSW Politics
This is a bus tour
23 March 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
It turns out Labor was right about Barry "secret plans" O'Farrell. He did have something up his sleeve: four plush tour buses hitting 93 electorates in 60 hours.
|Barry O'Farrell, Kristina Keneally, Andrew Stoner, Jillian Skinner, Adrian Piccoli, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics
No ticket to ride
22 March 2011 | Julian Bajkowski
PRINT: 22 March 2011 | PAGE 48 | No ticket
NSW could be the first state to take a leaf out of London's book and allow commuters to use their everyday bank-issued payment cards to pay for public transport directly as they board services.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Technology/Corporate & Government IT, Transport/Rail, Politics/NSW Politics, Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance
Premier adept but O'Farrell wins West
17 March 2011 | Lisa Murray
PRINT: 17 March 2011 | PAGE 7 | Premier adept but O'Farrell wins West
The federal government's plan for a carbon tax, underinvestment in transport and bad parliamentary behaviour dominated audience questions to NSW Premier Kristina Keneally and Opposition leader Barry O'Farrell at a forum in western Sydney last night.
|Kristina Keneally, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics, Politics/NSW Politics
'Lunatics' would back Labor win
03 March 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 03 March 2011 | PAGE 6 | 'Lunatics' would back Labor win
Day 35 of the NSW election campaign brought with it a blunt assessment of the Labor Party's prospects from Australian Workers Union boss Paul Howes.
|Paul Howes, Kevin Rudd, Barry O'Farrell, Kristina Keneally, Gladys Berejiklian, Russell Balding, Jillian Skinner, Carmel Tebbutt
|Politics/NSW Politics
Of 'double whammies' and power deals
01 March 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
Day 34 of the NSW election campaign, with 25 days to go, is a historic day for the NSW Labor Party.
|Barry O'Farrell, Kristina Keneally, Gladys Berejiklian, Justin Hemmes
|Politics/NSW Politics, Politics/Federal Politics, Transport/Rail
$5.3 billion power sale a fait accompli
01 March 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 01 March 2011 | PAGE 7 | Keneally ignores Lib pleas on power deal
The Keneally government's $5.3 billion sale will be completed today, leaving the NSW Liberal-National Coalition with little room to reverse the deals if it wins the March state election.
|Origin Energy, Amcor Ltd
|Kristina Keneally, Barry O'Farrell, Michael Baird, Richard Mcindoe, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Mergers & Acquisitions, Energy & Utilities/Electricity
Liberals ready to kill rail deal
22 February 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 22 February 2011 | PAGE 4 | Liberals ready to kill rail deal
The NSW Coalition appears headed for a stand-off with the federal Labor government if it wins the March state election over a $2.1 billion railway funding agreement which Premier Kristina Keneally signed yesterday.
|Kristina Keneally, Anthony Albanese, Barry O'Farrell, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport/Rail
Ready to be launched into orbit
19 February 2011 | Lisa Murray
PRINT: 19 February 2011 | PAGE 30 | Coming ready or not . . . . .
For Barry O'Farrell, becoming the next NSW premier will be the easy part. The polls have been predicting for two years that the Coalition will win the election on March 26 in a landslide.
|Michael Baird, Gladys Berejiklian, Andrew Stoner, Adrian Piccoli, Mike Gallacher, Jillian Skinner, Christopher Hartcher
|Politics/NSW Politics
Is anybody listening?
12 February 2011 | Andrew Clark
PRINT: 12 February 2011 | PAGE 27 | Is anybody listening?
Former NSW Labor premier Neville Wran once told a close friend he shuddered every time he entered the NSW Parliament. These days, everyone in the NSW Labor Party is shuddering.
|Neville Wran, Nathan Rees, Kristina Keneally, Gladys Berejiklian, Milton Orkopoulos
|Politics/NSW Politics, Transport, Courts & Legal
Push for detail on NSW family policy
09 February 2011 | Michaela Whitbourn
PRINT: 09 February 2011 | PAGE 13 | Push for detail on NSW family policy
NSW Premier Kristina Keneally's $913 million election promise to combat cost of living pressures could cause a budget blow-out and must be explained in more detail, shadow Treasurer Mike Baird says.
|Kristina Keneally, Eric Roozendaal, Bob Carr, Virginia Judge, Morris Iemma, Nathan Rees, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics
NSW rail link funding on track: PM
11 January 2011 | Louise Dodson
PRINT: 11 January 2011 | PAGE 6 | NSW rail funding on track: PM
Funding for a controversial $2.1 billion rail link in Sydney will go ahead even if the Liberals win the March state election, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said yesterday.
|Julia Gillard, Kristina Keneally, Warren Truss, John Robertson, John Alexander, Anthony Albanese, Gladys Berejiklian
|Politics/NSW Politics, Politics/Federal Politics, Transport/Rail
Compensation for Metro hits $411m
17 September 2010 | Emma Connors
PRINT: 17 September 2010 | PAGE 16 | Compensation for Metro hits $411 m
The bill for the scrapped CBD Metro in Sydney has crept up to $411 million and there's more to come as the State government compensates additional businesses caught short by its abrupt cancellation.
|Leighton Holdings, Lend Lease Group
|John Robertson, Gladys Berejiklian
|Transport, Politics/NSW Politics
Tcard case looms over NSW election
07 June 2010 | Julian Bajkowski
PRINT: 07 June 2010 | PAGE 46 | Tcard litigation looms over NSW election
Litigation over the NSW government's botched Tcard public transport smart ticketing scheme is set to drag on until well after the state's March 2011 election, increasing the possibility that if a new Liberal government is elected, it may choose the settle the case.
|Gladys Berejiklian
|Information & Communication Technology, Courts & Legal, Politics
Keneally says $271 million lost on metro
23 February 2010 |
NSW Premier Kristina Keneally has confirmed that the state spent $271 million on the scrapped CBD metro but says it's impossible to put a figure on the cost of redundancies for the Sydney Metro Authority workers.
|Lend Lease Group
|Steve Mccann, Gladys Berejiklian, Kristina Kerscher Keneally
|Politics, Property, Transport


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Small, Cheap Computer sales to soar as Intel boosts Atom supply
Asus' President, Jerry Shen, has forecast sales of Small, Cheap Computers™ will top 10m units this year, presumably having been encouraged by Intel bigwig Sean Maloney's promise of "very, very high volumes" of Atom CPUs by September. What a week for this emerging market segment it's been. On Monday, Shen was reported to have …
Laptop market is f**ked
Who needs a overpowered, Vista-riddled, 1hr battery life low-quality laptop for 300-500 quid when you can have one of these lovelies for two ton or so.
I dont need a mobile DVD writer and f**king dual cores, i just want a little thing to throw in a bag in case i need it while out and about.
These companies are gonna make out like bandits.
I thought it was agreed in the other article...
"Small Cheap Computers" (in notebook form) are henceforth to be referrred to as "laptots".
Do you mean laptots or desktots?
I'm sorry, 'small cheap computer'?
Do you mean laptots or desktots???? The mini laptops or these mini desktops that are coming out???
A new dawn is upon us!
Is this the new dawn for the Linux OS? M$ must be quaking in their boots :)
Wonder how long it will take Mark Shuttleworth to get into the action...
How about:
Ah, sweet (if anonymous) immortality beckons...
Talking of SCC - any news yet on the asus Ebox ?
@AWonder how long it will take Mark Shuttleworth to get into the action...
Umm, you mean ....
Has to be....
(A merkin (first use, according to the OED, 1617) is a pubic wig, originally worn by prostitutes after shaving their genitalia to eliminate lice or disguise)
On a more serious note
How are we going to pressure ASUS into re-installing Eee PC chick 1.0?
Paris, as a poor substitute...
Re: LapMerkin
Merkin is already used on this site to refer to our trans-atlantic cousins. You'd have to be very careful that the context made it clear which definition you intended.
Where's Apple?
I want my, I want my, I want my Mactot.
Re: Where's Apple
Get Out Apple Fanboy. This is for linux lovers only!
There's just one last piece of the puzzle to slot into place
Intel need to get themselves an Atom Girl.
And then maybe get her to wrestle Asus Girl.
In a paddling pool full of jelly.
In bikinis.
Oh yeah.
@ Andrew
heh heh, you nearly made me spill my beer!
Re: Where's Apple
Not making toy replicas of old laptops. You'll see on monday.
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The FreedomWorks Rally In Raleigh (12 pics)
The fine folks over at FreedomWorks brought me in to do a speech at a rally in Raleigh, NC last week-end.
I drove down on Friday and that night, my pal Lorie Byrd picked me up at the hotel and took me over to a BBQ place where FreedomWorks was holding a little shindig for some of the speakers and volunteers.
Along with Lorie and me, Betsy Newmark from Betsy's Page, 14 year-old wunderkind Jonathan Krohn, author, motivational speaker, & candidate Mason Weaver, Tabitha Hale, and Dick Armey among others, were all there for dinner (Incidentally, I got to talk to Dick Armey for a few minutes after we all ate and he's one heck of a nice guy).
Tabitha Hale & Jonathan Krohn
Tabitha Hale, Dick Armey, & Lorie Byrd
The next morning, I got up, checked out of the hotel and walked about 1/2 mile over to where they were holding the rally. On the way there, I passed the Capitol building in Raleigh where I took a single snap:
Confederate War Dead Memorial. Suck it, libs.
After I arrived at the rally, they had a singer who did some patriotic and Christian songs to get things started. Then, Dick Armey gave his speech:
Unfortunately, I wore a monkey suit to the rally, which I hated, and felt kind of silly about it, because Dick Armey showed up wearing jeans.
After Armey's speech, they did a bit more music and then started a mile long walk around the Capitol. I skipped that because I wanted to practice my speech a bit more.
When people returned from the walk, they had about a dozen speakers who were scheduled to talk and I was number three in the rotation. You can see my speech, which was called "Foot Soldiers" below.
Incidentally, I came up with and practiced that whole speech completely out of my head. I had no notes with me on the podium and I never wrote anything down, other than 5 lines I scribbled on a hotel notepad.
Although I'm admittedly terrible at doing crowd estimates, I'd guess that there were about 500 people there. Here are some pics I took at the rally:
Eventually, after Tabitha Hale returned from taking Dick Armey to the airport and things were starting to wind down a bit, the two of us went out and grabbed a bite to eat at some random restaurant that turned out to have passably good nachos and chicken wings — along with some interesting decor:
All in all, I had a great time at the event. It was nice to catch up with some of my blogging friends and: the people from FreedomWorks.
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New publications: The Lost Voices Project is now live
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Henrico residents are cleaning up today in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, which pounded the region with tropical storm-force winds for more than 12 hours. The storm dumped about 5 to 7 inches of rain across the county and brought down hundreds of trees, causing massive power outages throughout Henrico.
As of 1 p.m. Sunday, more than 86,000 of Dominion Virginia Power's 143,000 Henrico customers were without power. The largest pockets of outages were in the Tuckahoe District (near Parham Road's intersections with Patterson Avenue and River Road); Short Pump (near Short Pump Town Center); Mountain Road in Glen Allen (near RF&P Park); Parham Road near West Broad Street; Route 5 in Varina near I-295; and Nine Mile Road near Laburnum in Eastern Henrico.
Some service has been restored in the county today, but Dominion officials initially could not offer a timeline for the restoration of other service. By later this afternoon, however, officials were telling some customers to expect their power back between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. tonight. Company officials are examining conditions throughout the region today and plan to release a more detailed schedule Monday afternoon describing when power will return to those customers experiencing outages.
Henrico County closed a temporary shelter at Rolfe Middle School in Varina this morning but will continue to operate one at Elko Middle School in Sandston.
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I just plugged it in, set the Tstat, Then I racked my beer(coopers real ale extract kit) into my corny and then placed the keg and Co2 inside the fridge...
How long do I have to wait before I try Force carbonating the keg ? and how much longer till I can drink !???
I've got about 2 feet of 3/16'' hose going from the Co2 tank to the keg, and about 2.5' going to the tap. What should I set the preasure at ??
This is my FIRST real batch of beer. It spent 10 days in the primary fermentor, and 1 week in the secondary...I then ran out of patience and decided it was time to set up my KEGERATOR I can't wait to try it out !
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I typically wait til the keg is cold (overnight) before I force carb it (I use the shake method). But if you plan to just leave it hooked up at serving pressure for a week or more to get it carbed, you can hook it up anytime.
To purge the air sitting on top of your beer pressurize the keg with co2, pull the pressure release valve on the keg for a couple short bursts. Thats it.
ok awesome thanks.
I had hoped I would be able to drink it tonight....doh O well.
I guess I will just wait till before I go to bed, and then open up the Co2 tank. I've got the Tstat CRANKED in there now...
You may want to invest in a longer beer line, you may have trouble with foaming with that short line. Go long (6-8feet) you can always trim it if need be.
I use a carbonator which is basically the valve that is on a keg but threaded on the bottom for a soda bottle. You can rack into a liter soda bottle and chill it and carbonate it much quicker than the full 5 gall. Just food for thought for your next batch. I know I always want to drink it right away so thats my solution.


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Boycott remains a priceless voice
Jun 21, 2014: Cricket is still the fire in Geoff Boycott's belly. His passion is undimmed and each moment of each day is watched, analysed and forensically thought through before the burst of opinion is unleashed
Jun 20, 2014: To be playing a 100th Test at the age of 32 is a walloping achievement. Better still, the very best of "Belly" may be yet to come
England v Sri Lanka, 1st Investec Test, Lord's, 5th day
Sangakkara a maestro in convoluted drama
Jun 16, 2014: In a match to highlight all that is great about Test cricket Kumar Sangakarra showed his class and without him Sri Lanka were done for
England v Sri Lanka, 1st Investec Test, Lord's, 2nd day
Moeen, Jordan make bright beginnings
Jun 13, 2014: Much was new about England at Lord's - from personnel, to batting order, to slip catchers - but not everything is clear about their thinking
Fifty-over cricket shouldn't become an afterthought
Jun 5, 2014: One-day internationals are the filling in cricket's sandwich, but the game's rulers are giving it a dull taste
Players must police their game
May 23, 2014: National boards need to create an environment where open discussion about dodgy behaviour and whistle-blowing is encouraged
May 8, 2014: As England make a fresh start under a new regime, it's up to the captain to find a way to make his players cherish the national cap once again
Apr 24, 2014: Cricket - batting specifically - defines Jonathan Trott, which makes his continued suffering all the more painful
The win they waited 18 years for
Apr 10, 2014: More power to Sri Lanka, whose cricketers have again reinforced what the game means to their nation
Selectors must be open-minded and open-armed
Mar 27, 2014: Picking a team is a tricky job, and recently England have botched it more often than not. It helps to have a captain who understands the importance of star players
Mar 13, 2014: Not many will forget this unwavering leader who set the agenda during South Africa's most challenging era
Feb 26, 2014: No other bowler in the world today could have won the match in Port Elizabeth so suddenly and with such effect
Feb 16, 2014: Whole batting line-ups have been laid to waste by the raw pace and confidence of Australia's fast-bowling leader
The end of the Pietersen project
Feb 5, 2014: Leaving a series of disgruntled teams in his wake, Kevin Pietersen has only himself to blame for the sorry end to his England career
Jan 23, 2014: England need to look for the maturity, honesty and lightness of being Australia have demonstrated, and they must all step up to the task
Australia's success a testament to immense will
Jan 6, 2014: The 5-0 scoreline speaks of a desperation so strong that players might have imploded had success not been achieved
It's the application, not the talent
Dec 30, 2013: Rarely have we seen turnaround like the one Australia have just effected, but the gulf between the two teams is not as vast as the scoreline might suggest
No hunger for Swann and England
Dec 23, 2013: They have lost the desperation to win and Australia were quick to sniff it out
A pretty big deal for Australia
Dec 18, 2013: Their regeneration has come from unpromising circumstances, and all levels of their leadership have had plenty to do with it
Dec 12, 2013: Australia's and England's leaders are men cut from different cloth but both likeable, successful, and with mutually uncompromising gifts of patience and bloody-mindedness
The cricket world reacts to the passing away of Phillip Hughes
Phillip Hughes: Country kid who moved a nation
Likeable, hard-working and skilful, it was a matter of time before Phillip Hughes cemented his spot in the Australian Test team. Then, improbably and inconsolably, his time ran out
Hope for Hughes, feel for Abbott
It is impossible to imagine how Sean Abbott must feel after sending down that bouncer to Phillip Hughes. While the cricket world hopes for Hughes' recovery, it should also ensure Abbott is supported
November games need November prices
An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket
Phillip Hughes: Country kid who moved a nation (132)
Likeable, hard-working and skilful, it was a matter of time before Phillip Hughes cemented his spot in the Australian Test team. Then, improbably and inconsolably, his time ran out
November games need November prices (85)
An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket
The inherent dangers of batting (43)
The sickening blow that struck Phillip Hughes is a reminder of the ever-present dangers associated with facing fast bowlers, even while wearing a helmet
Going out to play cricket today would have been near enough to impossible. Even doing so next week in the nets and at the Gabba for the first Test will be difficult
Why the Indian opener would be well advised to shelve the hook and pull in Australia


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