Morning Express: Beyonce rallies for Trayvon 8:49am: On the North Shore Line, frequent trains are operating away from the city but are delayed due to a train requiring mechanical repairs at Newtown earlier. On the Carlingford Line, buses replace trains between Carlingford and Clyde. On the Blue Mountains Line, buses replace trains between Lithgow and Mount Victoria between 8:45am and 2:20pm. 8:49am: A final look at the roads this morning: On the F3, it's still a slow run to the city after an 11-car crash earlier this morning near the Hawkesbury River Bridge. At Cecil Park, a tractor has broken down on the M7 at Cowpasture Road. At North Rocks, lights are out on Military Road at Belmont Road. At Strathfield South, a water man has burst southbound on Coronation Parade at Plymount Street. At Thornleigh, a truck has broken down on the Cumberland Highway at Duffy Avenue. Christopher Pyne Photo: Andrew Meares 8:42am: Opposition MP Christopher Pyne says women and children will not be sent to PNG if they come on a boat and therefore will "become the custom of preference of people smugglers." The eyebrows are definitely getting a workout on Sky News this morning. Beyonce and Jay-Z join Travon Martin's mother Sybrina Fulton and Rev. Al Sharpton at the Justice for Travon vigil in New York. Photo: Rachel Noerdlinger 8:17am: Oh Beyonce, stop being so amazing. Her and her husband Jay Z attended one of 100 rallies held across the USA over the weekend in memory of Trayvon Martin. George Zimmerman was acquitted of murder and manslaughter last week. 8:12am: On the North Shore Line, frequent trains are operating away from the city but are delayed due to a train requiring mechanical repairs at Newtown earlier. 8:11am: On the roads this morning: On the F3, an 11-car crash has been cleared southbound near the Hawkesbury Bridge however traffic is still queued four kilometres back to Joels Bridge. At Bankstown, lights are out both ways on North Terrace at Fetherstone St. At Strathfield South, there is a burst water main on Coronation Parade at Plymouth Street. The M5 is banked up through the Tunnel to King Georges Road after an earlier breakdown. The Guide, July 22 8:06am: The latest Underbelly series starts next week and the Guide takes a close look at it. It's set in Melbourne between 1915 and 1927 when Squizzy Taylor and several other gangsters ran a proliferating number of sly grog shops and gambling dens. 7:55am: A man was glassed, kicked and punched while he waited for a bus at St James Railway Station on Saturday night. Three man attacked him and stole his wallet. The first man is described as being of Pacific Islander/Maori appearance, approximately 20 years of age, around 180cm tall, with a solid build and short dark hair. He was last seen wearing a grey hooded jumper. The second man is described as being of Caucasian appearance, approximately 20 years of age, with a muscular build and short brown hair. He was last seen wearing a black jacket. The victim had injuries to his face and body. 7:46am: Of course, the A-League All Stars were shown how to do it by Man Utd. The final score was 5-1 to the Red Devils. Read Craig Foster's analysis here. 7:13am: Not a great way to start your Monday with a massive 11-car crash on the F3. The prang has closed two southbound lanes just before the Hawkesbury Bridge. One lane is open. Delays are three kilometres back to Joels Bridge. There are no reports of injuries. 7:11am: On the roads this morning: On the F3 there is a whopping 11-car accident southbound just before the Hawkesbury River Bridge. Two lanes are closed and delays are three kms back to Joels Bridge. In Newtown, there is a two-car crash on the corner of Lord Street and King Street heading south. Thanks to a reader for alerting me to this one. At Bankstown, lights are out on North Terrace at Fethersone Street. At Campbelltown, there is an accident both ways on Broughton Street at Lindsay Street. At Kellyville, there is an accident both ways on Windsor Road at Memorial Ave. At Strathfield South, there is a burst water main southbound on Coronation Parade at Plymouth Street. At West Pennant Hills, a truck has broken down on Pennant Hills Road westbound at Thompsons Corner. Tony Burke Photo: Alex Ellinghausen 6:59am: The government is refusing to say how much their PNG asylum seekers policy will cost. Immigation Minister Tony Burke has evaded the question on Radio National and simply said it will be budget neutral. Over time there is no doubt this saves money... In the short term it depends entirely on how quickly it has an impact on people who risk their lives on the high seas. Tour winner Chris Froome. 6:54am: Another win for the Brits. Chris Froome has been crowned champion of the 100th edition of the Tour de France as Germany's Marcel Kittel powered his way to his fourth win on the 21st and final stage on Sunday. 6:35am: So where would asylum seekers be houses in PNG? Rory Callinan visited a refugee camp and found the toilets were stinking open pits haunted by malaria mosquitoes, the kitchen was a kerosene drum cut in half while the view is of a stagnant open drain that threatens to wash away the ramshackle tin and tarpaulin shanties. The existing refugee camp outside Port Moresby. 6:25am: In case you hid under a rock all weekend (and who could blame you), Kevin Rudd announced a new asylum seeker policy. No asylum seeker who comes by boat will ever be resettled in Australia. Instead, they will be sent to Papua New Guinea for processing and, if found to be refugees, will be resettled there. 6:13am: On the roads this morning: At Padstow, there is an accident on Davies Road at Alma Road. At Strathfield, there is a burst water main southbound on Coronation Parade at Plymouth Street. At West Pennant Hills, a truck has broken down on the Cumberland Highway at Thompson's Corner. 6:01am: Further to that earlier post, a 21 year-old woman was assaulted at Woolloomooloo just after midnight on Saturday. She began arguing with a man described as being of Caucasian appearance, about 183cm tall, with a medium build, wearing a white t-shirt and dark baggy pants. The argument turned physical and the man grabbed the woman by her clothing, throwing her against a brick wall where she hit her head and collapsed to the ground. The man jumped a fence and ran off. The injured woman is recovering in hospital. 6:00am: It was yet another ugly weekend in the CBD. As police released more CCTV footage on the king hit on 33 year-old Matthew Blackmore, a 27 year-old man was glassed, kicked the punched outside St James Railway station at 1.30am yesterday. He had left a Darling Harbour bar and was waiting for a bus when he was approached by three men who assaulted him. The victim ran into the middle of the road but couldn't get away from his attackers, who stole his wallet. Police would now like to speak to three men, who they believe may be able to assist with their inquiries. The victim suffered cuts to his face and body. 6:00am: Good morning Sydneysiders. It will be sunny and 17 degrees today. This week is set to be sunny but slightly colder than the last week.