St George and Bayside take in the Georges River council area around Hurstville, Kogarah, Penshurst and Oatley, and the Rockdale side of Bayside, from Wolli Creek and Arncliffe down to Brighton-Le-Sands, Ramsgate and Sans Souci on Botany Bay. The area sits between the airport and the Georges River, and St George Hospital at Kogarah is the main public hospital.
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Roads, hospitals and transport in St George & Bayside
Main roads
Princes Highway
Main north–south route from Tempe through Arncliffe, Rockdale, Kogarah and Blakehurst to the Tom Uglys Bridge.
King Georges Road
North–south link from Wiley Park and Beverly Hills past Hurstville's western side to Blakehurst.
Forest Road
Links Arncliffe and Bexley with Hurstville, Penshurst and Peakhurst; a key local bus route.
General Holmes Drive and The Grand Parade
Follows the Botany Bay foreshore from the airport through Kyeemagh and Brighton-Le-Sands to Ramsgate.
M5 East and M8
Tolled tunnels beneath Kingsgrove, Bexley North and Arncliffe, linking the south-west with the airport and the city.
Stoney Creek Road
East–west route through Beverly Hills, Kingsgrove and Bexley toward Rockdale.
Getting to work and around the region
Most commuters head north to the city or the airport, by train from Hurstville, Kogarah, Rockdale or Wolli Creek, or by car through the M5 East, the M8 or the Princes Highway. Wolli Creek's position between the Illawarra and airport lines makes it a busy interchange, and traffic backs up on the approaches to the airport.
Rideshare and taxis. Close to Sydney Airport, so rideshare, taxi and airport shuttle traffic is heavy around Wolli Creek, Arncliffe, Kyeemagh and General Holmes Drive.
Walking. Forest Road and the streets around Hurstville station carry heavy foot traffic, as do the Brighton-Le-Sands dining strip and the bayside paths.
Public hospitals serving the area
- St George Hospital, Kogarah
- Canterbury Hospital, Campsie
Public transport
- Illawarra Line (Wolli Creek, Rockdale, Kogarah, Hurstville)
- Airport Line from Wolli Creek
- Airport & South Line stations at Turrella, Bardwell Park, Bexley North and Kingsgrove
- Buses, with major stops at Hurstville, Kogarah and Rockdale
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Suburbs and towns in St George & Bayside
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CTP Lawyer Help in SydneyQuestions about claims in St George & Bayside
For the claim, it doesn't matter which side of the river the crash was on. The same NSW CTP scheme covers both council areas, with the same benefits and time limits. What the insurer needs is an accurate description of the place, the date and time, and the vehicles involved. Give the bridge name and your direction of travel on the claim form, and keep any police event number.
Yes. A crash on a country road is handled under the same NSW CTP rules as one on King Georges Road. You can get treatment and a Certificate of Fitness from your own GP back home, and the insurer deals with you by phone, email and online. Aim to lodge within 28 days so weekly payments can be back-paid, and keep the other driver's details and any police event number.
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