8.3K views · 41 reactions | Sydney Airport passenger numbers have fallen more than 90 percent compared to the same time last year. 350,000 passengers used the airport last month with border reopenings delivering a slight rise. There were 308,000 domestic travellers with Aussies, Chinese and Kiwis topping international arrivals. www.7NEWS.com.au #SydneyAirport #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney | Facebook

488K views · 1.7K reactions | A slightly different sort of passenger was spotted at Warwick Farm station shortly before midnight on Friday, April 5. It behoved the train drivers to run at slower speeds, and the horse was ‘reined in and is in a ‘stable’ condition,’ according to Transport for NSW. | ABC Sydney | Facebook

We're one step closer to getting rid of the incoming passenger card! Soon you won't have to scramble for pens when arriving to Australia. The digital version is now on trial at Sydney Airport. Qantas passengers arriving from Auckland (QF144) and Queenstown (QF122) can complete their incoming passenger declaration digitally via the Qantas app—no paper card required. Upon arrival, eligible travellers will receive a digital pass with a QR code, which can be shown to border and biosecurity officers