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Nigel Gladstone is a data-driven journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald.

The Sydney suburbs where dogs outnumber children
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The Sydney suburbs where dogs outnumber children

NSW has more than 2 million dogs and nearly 1.6 million cats as higher pet ownership becomes the “new normal”.

  • by Matt Wade and Nigel Gladstone

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The map that reveals Sydney’s flight from public primary schools
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The map that reveals Sydney’s flight from public primary schools

Public primary schools have more than 20,000 fewer enrolments than five years ago. And it’s not all because of a switch to private schools.

  • by Lucy Carroll and Nigel Gladstone
Sydney’s traffic paradox: More cars, less traffic
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Sydney’s traffic paradox: More cars, less traffic

Many congested roads have less peak hour traffic than five years ago, despite record car and driver registrations and millions fewer public transport trips.

  • by Nigel Gladstone
Pokies pulled from storage to meet booming demand as profits soar

Pokies pulled from storage to meet booming demand as profits soar

A year after the premier sought to cap poker machines in the community, the number of pokies in pubs and clubs has risen as venues dust off old pokies to meet demand.

  • by Harriet Alexander and Nigel Gladstone
Why veterans want pokies clubs to remove ‘RSL’ from their names
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Why veterans want pokies clubs to remove ‘RSL’ from their names

RSL boss Mick Bainbridge made the call as analysis shows the $1.3 million that clubs donated to veteran welfare is about the same that one club donated to its own golf club.

  • by Harriet Alexander, Andrew Taylor and Nigel Gladstone
What do Greater Sydney’s council candidates really think? We asked all of them

What do Greater Sydney’s council candidates really think? We asked all of them

We surveyed candidates across 34 LGAs before Saturday’s elections, and one topic dominated. See what your council candidates say in our interactive map.

  • by Anthony Segaert, Nigel Gladstone, Kathleen Adele and Cindy Yin
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Power outages as earthquake shakes the Hunter and Sydney

Power outages as earthquake shakes the Hunter and Sydney

A 4.5-magnitude earthquake has rumbled across the NSW Hunter region at a depth of about 5km early on Saturday morning, with more than 800 people across Sydney and NSW reporting the quake to Geoscience Australia.

  • by Nigel Gladstone
Video footage captures alleged stabbing attacker circling bloodied car
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Video footage captures alleged stabbing attacker circling bloodied car

Wearing a white shirt covered in blood and cradling an injured arm, the suspect was filmed swearing at the bystanders before sprinting up a footpath pursued by a police officer.

  • by Nigel Gladstone, Adam Pengilly, Clare Sibthorpe and Angus Dalton
Police called after brawl at under-13s rugby league game

Police called after brawl at under-13s rugby league game

An under-13s rugby league game in Bankstown descended into an ugly brawl as players and adults threw punches at each other.

  • by Nigel Gladstone
Nine bushwalkers rescued in the Blue Mountains

Nine bushwalkers rescued in the Blue Mountains

The bushwalkers were rescued in two separate operations as NSW Police launched a new platform to link the community directly to police dispatchers and first responders in emergencies.

  • by Nigel Gladstone
‘We have a few secrets up our sleeve’: The Sydney girls' school rising in the HSC charts

‘We have a few secrets up our sleeve’: The Sydney girls' school rising in the HSC charts

An analysis of HSC average scores shows all-girls fully selective and comprehensives outperform all-boys counterparts.

  • by Lucy Carroll and Nigel Gladstone

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