SYDNEY, Australia—Commuters will enjoy 12 days of free public transport across Greater Sydney through the Easter holidays. Trips will be without charge for 12 consecutive days on all modes of public transport, a move Transport Minister David Elliott hopes will revitalise the city centre. “To commuters affected by recent rail disruptions, I want to say a heartfelt thank you for your patience,” he said on Sunday. All journeys will be free from 4am on Thursday, April 14 through to 3.59am on April 26, the day after Anzac Day. The offer covers all Opal services in Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Hunter and Illawarra, and includes the Metro, train, bus, light rail and ferry networks. “I hope the Fare Free 12 Days of Easter is a way for you to enjoy quality time with family and friends during the school holidays, while at the same time helping to revitalise our …