The Latest Breaking News from Transport for NSW

"It's a matter of time until a kid gets picked up off a bus stop."

"Are kids just meant to stand there in the hope a bus is coming?"

After eight days living in isolation, Gillieston Heights residents can finally breathe a sign of relief. Transport for NSW has announced Cessnock Road has reopened the north-bound lane. The road is now under under traffic control, reconnecting residents of Gillieston Heights to 'mainland Maitland' for the first time since last…

But Swansea MP Yasmin Catley said the channel remained in a "dire state" a year on, impacting the ability of boaties to access Lake Macquarie.

The train situation is "ongoing until further notice".

More NSW frontline workers are going on strike, with road and construction crews preparing to walk off the job alongside other Transport for NSW staff.

Shoalhaven Council says it will be several weeks before dozens of Kangaroo Valley residents can leave their home by car after floodwaters washed away their only access road.

A call has gone out for prequalified contractors to register their interest for work on the Singleton bypass, with both the federal Labor member and state National MP welcoming the progress.

"We've been told we'll start seeing works on the ground later this year, and construction will take three years."