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Single fares on Sydney’s government buses, private buses and the Liverpool-Parramatta Transitway will rise by between 10 and 20 cents from January 3, under a determination released today by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART).P

Six NSW councils apply for rate increases.IPART Chair Carmel Donnelly said the Tribunal is now seeking community feedback on applications from Federation, Gunnedah Shire, Northern Beaches, North Sydney, Shoalhaven City and Upper Hunter Shire counc

A media release to accompany the Tribunal’s determinations on new Bus and Ferry fares for the Sydney metropolitan and Newcastle regions which take effect from 2 January 2007.

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal is inviting public comment on prices charged for water and sewerage services provided by Sydney Water, Hunter Water and Gosford and Wyong councils.

This media release provides an overview of the end of term review of the Sydney Water operating licence. IPART invites feedback from stakeholders on our draft recommendations and the draft licence.

IPART is encouraging irrigators and other interested stakeholders to attend public hearings in Wagga Wagga, Tamworth and Sydney on new water management prices proposed by the NSW Office of Water

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) will be in Port Macquarie tomorrow to gather more information for its Review of taxi fares outside Sydney to apply from July 2015.

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) is seeking feedback on the next stage of its proposed approach to determining fares for Sydney’s buses, trains, ferries and light rail services.

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has released its decisions on the pricesthat Sydney Desalination Plant Pty Ltd (SDP) can charge customers for desalinated water services.At present, Sydney Water is SDP’s only customer.IPART’

IPART has invited feedback on a draft report on the proposed stormwater infrastructure charge to be levied by Sydney Water for developers in the Mamre Road industrial and commercial precinct, close to the new Nancy Bird-Walton Airport in Western S

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) will be in Newcastle on 28 April 2015 to gather more information for its Review of taxi fares outside Sydney to apply from July 2015.

IPART has completed its review of the proposed stormwater infrastructure charge to be levied by Sydney Water for developers in the Mamre Road industrial and commercial precinct, close to the new Nancy Bird-Walton Airport in Western Sydney.Tribunal

IPART is seeking stakeholder views to inform its assessment of the efficient costs of providing stormwater drainage services to the Mamre Road Precinct, and how these costs should be recovered from developers, taxpayers or other parties.The Mamre

Demand for point-to-point transport in Sydney continues to grow, with around half of Sydneysiders in 2018 reporting that they have used rideshare services such as Uber, Ola, or Taxify, up from a third in 2017.

IPART is holding 3 public hearings in Tamworth, Sydney and Griffith during November seeking community feedback on DPI Water’s pricing proposal. This media release provides details on the Tamworth public hearing.

IPART is holding 3 public hearings in Tamworth, Sydney and Griffith during November seeking community feedback on DPI Water’s pricing proposal. This media release provides details on the Griffith public hearing.

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales (the Tribunal) regulates the prices that the State Rail Authority can charge for its CityRail train services, and the State Transit Authority can charge for many of its Sydney Buse

IPART is calling for public submissions on how best to set NSW taxi fares. Following a review of taxi licence numbers in Sydney, we are considering new approaches to setting fares to increase affordability and grow taxi patronage.

IPART today released bus fares for the Sydney metropolitan and outer metropolitan regions to take effect from 4 January 2009.

Results from IPART’s annual point to point transport survey show that use of taxis and rideshare in Sydney has started to bounce back from COVID-19, although it remains lower than pre-COVID usage.