Submissions & Advocacy

A public archive of NSTA's formal submissions, advocacy briefings and public speeches.

Putting our advocacy on the record.

NSTA engages with governments, councils and other decision-makers through formal submissions, advocacy briefings and public speeches.

This archive collects publicly released material from that work, providing a record of the positions we have put forward and the issues we have advocated on.

Submissions

Formal responses and submissions made by NSTA to governments, councils and public consultations.

Formal Submission

Northern Beaches Network Review

NSTA's submission to Transport for NSW and the Northern Beaches Network Review team, outlining our position on the future of public transport across the Northern Beaches.

Briefing decision-makers.

Short-form advocacy documents prepared to inform elected representatives and decision-makers.

Advocacy Briefing · May 2026

Northern Beaches Network Review — Councillor Briefing

A one-page NSTA briefing distributed to North Sydney councillors in connection with the Northern Beaches Network Review.

Speaking publicly.

Speeches and addresses delivered by NSTA representatives at public forums and Council meetings.

Public Speech · North Sydney Council

Mosman–Neutral Bay Cycleway Project

NSTA's address to North Sydney Council regarding the Mosman–Neutral Bay project.

Public Speech · North Sydney Council

Heritage Bus Shelters

NSTA's address to North Sydney Council supporting the renewal of North Sydney's heritage bus shelters and improved passenger information.

Work currently being prepared.

Submission · In preparation

Western Sydney International Airport Station Renaming

NSTA is currently preparing a submission regarding the naming of the railway station serving Western Sydney International Airport.

The final submission will be published here once it has been formally released.

What we publish.

This archive is intended for NSTA's public advocacy record. Formal submissions and publicly delivered speeches may be published here.

Private correspondence is not routinely published. Documents published by NSTA may also be redacted where necessary to protect personal information or the privacy of other individuals.

See the projects behind our advocacy.

Explore the projects, campaigns and transport issues NSTA is currently working on.