Electric bicycles come with strict rules around power and speed, but that's not stopping people like Jeff from modifying their push bikes with kits online. It has prompted calls for tougher restrictions on e-bikes.
As the last station opens, one question remains — was Metronet worth the cost?
The completion of the new Midland train station brings an end to Labor's landmark Metronet project. At a cost of $15 billion, the project's final test now begins — whether West Australians believe it was money well spent.
Former premier joins call to reduce speed at 'dangerous' intersection
A community in central Victoria is calling for a 20 kph speed limit reduction at a "terribly dangerous" intersection after four major accidents.
Woman 'frustrated and mystified' after Uber guide dog case settles
Uber quietly agrees to an external review of its Australian operations after settling a Federal Court case brought by a woman refused more than 30 rides while travelling with a guide dog.
Illegal e-bikes to be seized and destroyed in major NSW crackdown
Devices found to be going over the state's e-bike speed limit will be seized and destroyed by authorities, under expanded police powers.
People born on Fremantle Bridge bid farewell before demolition
Eighty people with a special connection to the Fremantle Traffic Bridge, including two people who were born on it, are invited to cross the 86-year-old structure before it is demolished and rebuilt.
Hundreds of potentially illegal e-bikes purchased through rebate scheme
Hundreds of illegal, or potentially illegal e-bikes and e-scooters, were purchased under a state government rebate scheme, according to an internal audit that dates back to before the 2024 Queensland election.
As Melbourne's iconic trams thrive, Asia's oldest tramway faces extinction
Melbourne's iconic trams thrive in a car-centred world, but Asia's oldest tramway is now facing extinction.
Hopes new Darwin-to-China flights will bring down domestic airfares
Direct flights between Darwin and China have resumed for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing optimism of a tourism boom for the two countries.
Karratha residents hopeful as council bids for international airport
The City of Karratha has applied to the federal government for international airport status in a move that has been welcomed by residents.
Isolated families furious over WA's regional flight cap changes
The WA government says it will continue to cap airfares for regional residents but from July next year they will be more expensive during peak holiday periods.
Cost of Sydney's new metro lines blows out by $6 billion
The cost of the new Metro West line is expected to soar over budget by $6 billion before it opens in 2032.
'Go out for dinner': Free fares for summer amid Canberra construction chaos
The ACT government says the bus network will change from term 1 next year as it flags major disruption from work on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge.
'Discussions continue' on managing traffic ahead of Fremantle bridge closure
The WA government could consider limiting truck movements across the Stirling Bridge at peak hour to limit traffic congestion when the Fremantle Traffic Bridge closes, the deputy premier says.
Allan government targets car parking rules in bid to build more homes
The Victorian government vows to overhaul "outdated" car parking requirements for new residential developments in areas that are well-serviced by public transport.
Peak hour warning as trains remain suspended after car bridge fall
Sydney Trains crews are continuing complex repairs on the Blue Mountains line after a car crashed off a bridge onto train tracks yesterday morning.
Full Steam Ahead
A new, luxury paddle steamer built in Mildura, is making its way 800km upstream along the Murray River to its new home in Echuca. Navigating the journey has been a huge challenge, but the river community has rallied to the cause.
Government threatens to shut down 'illegal' street charity
Queensland's transport department has threatened to penalise residents who set up street-side charity cupboards without filling in the requisite paperwork.
'Normal timetable' expected for train services impacted by wild weather
Sydney Trains says engineers worked through the night to inspect and rectify damage after severe weather brought down trees onto power lines, impacting energy supply to the network.
Government backtracks on default speed limit
The truck industry has welcomed a federal government decision to walk away from lowering speeds on unsigned roads, but road safety experts question the move.
School bus cancellations blindside parents and providers
The closure of four school bus routes next year has shocked parents and the bus route providers, who heard the news through the media.