The NSW government is expected to announce free public transport to those who attend events at the new Allianz Stadium and SCG until 2025.
The NSW government is expected to announce free public transport to those who attend events at the new Allianz Stadium and SCG until 2025. Passengers will not need to tap on or off with their opal cards instead they will need to show their event ticket.
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