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An urgent warning has been issued to tens of thousands of Australians to work from home on Tuesday, as the impact of recent wild weather continues to affect roads and the public transport network across New South Wales.
Transport for NSW is urging commuters to plan their trip carefully or work from home if possible, with track repairs needed in multiple locations in and around Sydney after weekend flooding caused landslips that damaged rail infrastructure.
Up to 250 workers from Sydney Trains are set to begin making those repairs, but the track work is expected to cause delays.
On the south coast, trains are only operating on a limited timetable to Port Kembla and Kiama.
Buses will continue to replace trains between Bomaderry and Kiama – and it’s expected to be the case for a number of days.
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