Noted thanks - reviewed and edited res area boundaries

My error - thanks for fixing

Was removed in error - thanks for fixing

Most of these should be fixed now. As I've said before, these breaks are often a result of works in progress. Unfortunately sometimes in repairing one route, I end up breaking another and have to return to fix. Thanks for pointing them out. I'll keep checking the OSM inspector to find any missed breaks.

Thanks - I've checked this and I don't think it was my changeset that added the incorrect connection from the escalators to the street sidewalk. I've fixed the error anyway and have removed the connections from the station platform escalators to the street

This should be fixed now - hopefully

Yes - I will and I do edit/check these in JOSM - just don't always get to them in one sitting and have to come back to it. In this case you beat me to it. Most of these routes are missing heaps of stops and even the route ways are incorrect and need fixing in some cases

Thanks - most of these missed ones are existing bus stops with outdated tags that I've missed in my updates. I'll try to make sure I catch and fix all these for any further updates done.

Fixed. The land use areas in this town are a shambles. I spent hours yesterday updating some them. This one slipped through the cracks.

Connection missed - now fixed

Yes - fixed

Noted

I thought I'd fixed this but apparently not. Checked and uploaded repairs - should be good now. Thanks.

Checked and fixed - thanks

Noted - thanks - will review and repair

Fixed - thanks

Noted - thanks

If you think the line tagging and details should return to "sidewalk" without common names affixed, I raise no objection and you're welcome to restore these attributes.

I started doing this with footpath updates based on precedents set in other areas (can't recall where). Made sense to me that where a footpath/footway aligns with a street or road it should have the same name attached and provides pedestrian access to properties on that street. For consistency and for Australian conditions, the correct reference is footpath. "Sidewalk" is a North American term not used in the Australian context and is not relevant in technical Australian infrastructure terminology.

Yes, ive been adding/updating signalised crossings. Not intended to break the cycleway/cycle route links. I will fix these wherever I've unintentionally broken them. Thanks.