Government documents have revealed that a digital system which caused the shutdown of the Sydney rail network last Wednesday had been obsolete for over a year.
Government documents have revealed that a digital system which caused the shutdown of the Sydney rail network last Wednesday had been obsolete for over a year. A failure in the digital radio system last Wednesday disrupted 250,000 commuters during the evening peak hour.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
‘Cyber-attack’ ruled out as Sydney train chaos causeThere had been rumours the incident where Sydney trains stopped for an hour this week could have been a “cyber-attack from a foreign power,” according to Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell. “I am told Sydney Trains have foiled many cyber-attacks in the past, as have other government departments, but it was not the cause on this occasion,” he said.
Read more »
Protesters ‘a little bit hostile’ at Let Women Speak rally in SydneySky News host Rita Panahi says one group of protesters at the ‘Let Women Speak’ rally in Sydney on Saturday decided to be “a little bit hostile”. “It’s always the same band of supporters,” she said. “You see there in the crowd a lot of ‘always was, always will be’ and all sorts of other issues unrelated to the transgender entirely.” The rally was the first public speaking event of outspoken UK feminist Kellie-Jay Keen, in response to activists threatening to disrupt her tour.
Read more »
Digital billboards in Sydney’s CBD are big business for QMSA review of its City of Sydney screens hasn’t stopped QMS from growing from a “skinny teenager” into “fine young people” for owner Quadrant, boss John O’Neill says.
Read more »
Both political parties pledge more schools for Sydney's western suburbs | 7NEWSThe playground is proving to be one of the biggest battlegrounds in the NSW election campaign with both major parties promising plenty for education. nswpol 7NEWS
Read more »