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Attorney General Michael Daley, Liberal deputy leader Natalie Ward and Health Minister Ryan Park

Revealed: The NSW ministers who used drivers for family holidays

Both sides of the political divide will be trying to out do each other over the use of taxpayer funded chauffeurs.

  • Michael McGowan, Max Maddison and Alexandra Smith

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NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey fronted budget estimates on Wednesday.

The key election promise NSW Labor has walked away from

Treasurer Daniel Mookhey confirmed Labor would not follow through on its pre-election commitment to remove 9500 poker machines from circulation.

  • Michael McGowan
Changed catchment zones for Killara High School

This north shore school catchment shake-up blindsided parents. Now there’s a delay

A controversial change to the catchment zone of one of Sydney’s top-performing comprehensive schools, Killara High, has been pushed back.

  • Nick Newling
The NSW government has been accused of politicising the politically contentious “missing middle” reforms

How controversial housing reforms are divided among Sydney electorates

The NSW government has been accused of putting “politics over planning” with contentious “missing middle” housing reforms.

  • Max Maddison
A native forest logging site in Wild Cattle Creek State Forest, part of the assessment area for the Great Koala National Park.

Koala park delay prompts fear Labor has folded to logging industry

After nearly two years in government, state Labor has still not created the koala national park it promised in 2015, prompting criticism from one of its own.

  • Caitlin Fitzsimmons
First class constable Leslie Andrew Nash’s death was reported as a suicide in 1935.

Murder, accident, suicide? Mysterious death of Sydney police officer re-examined after 90 years

In an extraordinary judgment in the Supreme Court last week, Peter Nash learnt a new inquest had been ordered into his father’s 1935 death.

  • Michael McGowan
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Blue groper.

Fishing ban extended to protect blue gropers in NSW

The decision comes after research showing the population of the beloved fish has plummeted in Greater Sydney.

  • Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Flight paths and housing.

The Sydney suburbs excluded from ‘missing middle’ housing plan

The “missing middle” reform was supposed to increase density in inner-city suburbs. Now the government will exclude most of the inner west and parts of other areas.

  • Max Maddison
Chatswood Public is among the northern Sydney schools to have recently received an upgrade.

These north shore schools have been shelved but thousands of new homes are coming

Plans for an education precinct at St Leonards and a new Chatswood public primary school were earmarked under the former government.

  • Lucy Carroll
Liberal candidate for Gilmore Andrew Constance inadvertently helped a teal fundraising push.

How Andrew Constance helped boost $1m teal fundraising blitz

The former NSW Liberal frontbencher turned federal candidate said on Monday a Dutton government would not set a 2035 climate target. He has already walked back the comments.

  • Alexandra Smith and Mike Foley

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