More than 20,000 new myki readers will be installed at Victorian train stations in a staggered rollout of a new public ...

The Allan government has promised commuters they will be able to tap on and off using credit cards and smartphones from early ...

Tap-and-go payments have been widely used on public transport overseas and interstate, but commuters in Melbourne are still being forced to use an outdated myki card. With the Metro Tunnel expected to ...

Dozens of myki readers at Metro Tunnel stations will need to be ripped out and replaced with updated technology shortly after the $15bn rail project opens.

Newly installed Myki readers at yet-to-be-opened Metro Tunnel stations will need to be replaced within months of commuters touching on — and the latest “stuff up” extends even further.

Gabrielle Williams said the staggered rollout would begin next year.Credit: Wayne Taylor More than 20,000 new myki readers are expected to be installed at metropolitan and V/Line stations over the ...

Myki card readers in the Metro Tunnel will have to be ripped out months after it opens when the state moves to contactless ticketing. “It’s just a classic case of poor planning,” the 3AW Mornings host ...

Account-based ticketing allows for commuters to link all their various media — be it their credit card, smartwatch, phone or myki card — to a digital account, giving them multiple options to ...

Every myki reader newly installed at unopened Metro Tunnel stations will need to be ripped out and replaced within just months of opening — and the “stuff up” extends even further than that.

There's even a free tram designed just for tourists. You can also board Melbourne's buses and trains with the same myki ticket that you'll use for trams. While taxis and rental cars are available ...