I'm Transport Live Conversation series
Live Conversations started in September 2020. In a historic first for Transport, more than 8,500 people from right across the business – frontline, regions, Sydney, and those working from home – came together over three sessions with some special Transport guests, to talk about the great things we’re doing for customers and communities across the state. We heard about how we can make a better future together and guests took questions from the audience.
In case you missed them, you can catch up on the recordings via the links further below.
Live Conversations - series 2
2 December 2020
In this live conversation, we heard from:
• Ashley Marino-Shaw and his leader Gloria Bailen from IT Corporate Services, and heard how Ashley, who identifies as being on the Autism spectrum, has been bringing fresh ideas and perspective to his team.
• Dave Nalder, Senior Aboriginal Engagement Specialist from Customer Strategy & Technology. He showed us the new work he’s being doing on heritage values assessments by focusing on Aboriginal led delivery, and how knowledge can be repatriated back to community in a meaningful ways through art and song.
Don't have time to watch the full conversation? Catch the interviews with Ashley and Gloria, and Dave, here.
| Ashley Marino-Shaw and Gloria Bailen | Dave Nalder |
15 December 2020
In this live conversation we heard from:
• John Willoughby from Safety, Environment and Regulation. John’s team developed the mobile phone detection camera program, a world-leading and award-winning innovation to help prevent fatal and serious injury crashes.
• Tayla Hallett from NSW TrainLink. As a Bright Ideas finalist, she’s part of a collaboration to create Phone Down Phil, an online transport safety program to meet the unique needs of kids in regional NSW.
Don’t have time to watch the full live conversation? Catch the interviews with John and Tayla here.
| John Willoughby | Tayla Hallett |
Live Conversations - series 1
To whet your appetite, watch this 2 minute highlights video.
2 September 2020
In this live conversation, we met:
- Darren Klower from Regional and Outer Metropolitan, has led a fantastic initiative to modify a local school bus so it’s accessible for students in wheelchairs; and
- Grace Carroll from Greater Sydney, has taken cross-agency collaboration on the Sydney Metro construction works to a whole new level both to benefit customers and manage construction safely
Don't have time to watch the full live conversation? Catch the snippets of Darren and Grace here:
| Darren Klower from Regional and Outer Metropolitan | Grace Carroll from Greater Sydney |
16 September 2020
In this live conversation, we met:
- Sara Stace from Customer Strategy and Technology, our resident walking and cycling expert, whose idea for pop up cycle ways is transforming the way many Sydney-siders are commuting and exercising; and
- Tom Carruthers from Regional and Outer Metropolitan. As District Works Manager at Broken Hill, he’s leading an exciting piece of work connecting remote communities
Don't have time to watch the full live conversation? Catch the snippets of Sara and Tom here:
| Sara Stace from Customer Strategy and Technology | Tom Carruthers from Regional and Outer Metropolitan |
30 September 2020
In this live conversation, we met:
- Fiona McKenzie from Greater Sydney, whose creation, the Live Traffic App, is Australia’s most advanced road disruption information service; and.
- Dan Champness from Regional and Outer Metropolitan. His talent for re-imagining spaces and assets has helped deliver genuine economic and social benefits for local communities.
Don't have time to watch the full live conversation? Catch the snippets of Fiona and Dan here:
| Fiona McKenzie from Greater Sydney | Dan Champness from Regional and Outer Metropolitan |