Regional Cities around NSW are set to benefit from a major overhaul to bus networks that will see hundreds of additional weekly bus services and more travel choices from mid-July.

The Queensland Government will begin allowing restricted entry to Queensland from 12:01pm on Friday 10 July 2020.

From 12.01am Wednesday 8 July, NSW will temporarily close its border with Victoria.

You can now cycle around Sydney more easily, with the opening of cycleways on Sydney Park Road, Alexandria and Henderson Road, Erskineville.

From Sunday, 5 July 2020 the Newcastle Bus Interchange will open connecting trains, buses, light rail and coaches.

Eligible veterans with a disability, widows and dependent children who lost a parent will now pay less for public transport throughout NSW.

More than 300,000 seniors have now successfully signed up for the regional seniors travel card providing $250 to spend on fuel, taxis and pre-booked NSW TrainLink trains and coaches.

Transport NSW has launched a Free Wi-Fi trial program along the Central Coast Line, between Hornsby and Wyong.

Small regional communities now have more travel choices and better connectivity to nearby centres with six new bus services rolling out across the state.

Public transport fares will change in the Opal network, from 6 July 2020.

Extra services will be added to the public transport network across Sydney to temporarily increase capacity for physical distancing and provide more travel options.

A trial of the 980 bus service, which runs a high frequency service between Lilli Pilli Point and Caringbah Station, has been extended until December 2020.