I am pleased to announce that the Route 987 Cronulla to Kurnell bus service will double from 11 January, with around 70 extra weekly services being added to the current timetable.
The Cronulla to Kurnell route will see improved service frequency every day of the week, including extended hours particularly in the evenings.
The priority is to encourage more people out of their cars and onto public transport by providing more frequent services that gives more choice and flexibility around when people travel.
Currently there are service gaps during off-peak periods of up to 90 minutes on weekdays and four hours on weekends. The improvements will address this with a more consistent service offering across the board.
From 11 January 2021:
– Customers will have a service every 30 minutes in peak AM and PM periods, with services every 60 minutes in off-peak.
– The first trip departs from Cronulla rail station at 5.45am and the last departs at 8.30pm.
– Saturday services will depart Cronulla rail station from 7am, with a service every 60 minutes until the last trip at 8.00pm.
– On Sundays, the first trip will depart at 7.45am, with a service every 60 minutes until the last trip at 6.45pm.
Since 2011, more than 38,000 additional weekly bus services have been delivered in NSW, including over 1,000 in the Sutherland Shire region.
The new timetable commences on 11 January. You can plan your journey from 28 December at www.transportnsw.info
Honoured to attend two more moving Anzac Day services this afternoon:
- The 18th Coloured Digger March and Service, honouring Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and South Sea Islander service men and women.
- The lunchtime commemorative service at the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park.
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Well done Mark, again
🌞 Good Morning 🌍 🌹Lest We Forget💐 🙏 HaVe A GrEaT DaY! #GreAt_PhotOs, 👍 #Amazing_Work, #GreAt_LeAdeR 👏
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Honoured to attend moving Anzac Day services at the Martin Place Cenotaph and Cronulla (and to be represented at Caringbah and Miranda).
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It was a very busy morning for you serving the people of NSW and honouring those who protect our nation. Thank you Mark Speakman. 🙏
Lest we forget.🙏
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Lest we forget.
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What a wonderful day. I love it every year. And cherish these wonderful men and women. Thank you for all you did for us.❤️.
Lest We Forget. On this most important ANZAC day we commentate the memory of all the men and women who served in the military and other ways to keep this great country free. We thank God for their service to our country. Thanks Councillor Allan Green 22 years serving Blacktown City Council community.
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Out and about in Eurobodalla Shire yesterday with Andrew Constance including:
✅ Speaking at a community meeting with 250+ citizens and accepting a 18,000 signature petition to take to Parliament to keep open the Batemans Bay emergency department, which the Minns Labor Government intends to close
✅ Checking (non-)progress of the new Eurobodalla Hospital announced in 2020 - still an empty paddock
✅ Checking (non-)progress on the Moruya bypass - no commitment to any timetable and no update since the 2022 consultation report under the previous government (see short video in comments below). ... See MoreSee Less
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Why would they close an emergency committee centre. ????
Remembering the victims of the Bondi Junction tragedy, supporting their families and first responders and others impacted, and coming together as a united community, at a Bondi candlelight vigil tonight. 🕯️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Great effort Mark!
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🌹🙏for your Service . 
Best looking one there ???
Well Done Katoke Trust