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Support your local picnic day by buying your ticket now!
With picnic days being written out of employment conditions for other organisations, make sure you show your support by coming along and taking part, or this may become another condition taken away. Read More »
Register your interest: Journey cover
Union representatives have been working for many months with the project team to deliver a proposal to take to our members which would offer them journey cover insurance at a very low cost. Read More »
The new Rail & Road is now out!
Get all the latest news from the RTBU NSW in the September edition of Rail and Road, including updates on the Sydney Trains reform, station reviews, the Aurizon federal court ruling, port botany dispute and our union’s win for fire safety on buses. Read More »
Bad news on Aurizon EA appeal
This week’s decision by the Federal Court to dismiss the RTBU’s appeal regarding the termination of the Aurizon Enterprise Agreement is a blow for our union and workers around the country. Read More »
Save our weekend
For many Australians — including RTBU members — working weekends is not a choice. Read More »
RTBU Women are now on Facebook!
The RTBU is proud to have an active and passionate Women’s Campaign Committee (WCC) in NSW, who meet at least twice a year to discuss the issues and challenges facing women in our union and in the transport industry. Read More »
Key stations left without a single security guard
This decision by the NSW Government to leave stations unattended may save a few dollars but will put the safety of commuters and transport workers at even more risk of being subject to violent assault. Read More »
Knock for a better future
More than one thousand activists across Australia will be knocking on doors in key marginal seats in two weeks as part of the Australian Unions’ campaign for a better future. Read More »
Government cuts leave Sydney’s trains filthy
Sydney’s dirty trains will continue to get worse unless the NSW Government re-employs dedicated transport security staff and cleaners. Read More »
RTBU out in force against the China free trade agreement
The Government’s free trade deal with China could cost us 158,000 Australian jobs. Thousands of people rallied against the deal in Sydney today – including RTBU members and reps. Read More »