Following months of industrial action by unions across industries, including health, education, and transport, the secretary of the peak union body in the Australia state of New South Wales (NSW) said more action was to follow until their wage demands were met. Unions NSW Secretary Mark Morey said rising inflation and cost of living, along with the expected interest rate hike, meant frontline workers needed a pay rise in the next state budget. “For as long as the wage cap ­remains in place there will be strikes. They will happen next week, next month, and the month after that,” Morey told The Daily Telegraph on Feb. 21. The comments came the same day that the entire Sydney passenger train network shut down after the transport union and state government failed to reach a resolution. Trains resumed operations on a limited timetable on Tuesday with further delays expected on Wednesday. One …