The optics of the NSW government’s decision to jettison every other promised suburban ground upgrade but save the one sitting in the knife’s-edge electorate of a dumped minister are worthy of their own Yes Minister plot, writes Anna Caldwell.
Telstra and Westpac’s work from home push may appear socially responsible. They can afford to care. But at what cost to small business?
Finding the right candidate for the safe seat of Vaucluse should be a top priority for the Liberals if they wants to stave off challenges from independents next year, writes Anna Caldwell.
A deadly gangland feud is festering like a dark underbelly and threatening to change the very fabric of our harbour city. It could catch any of us in its crossfire, writes Anna Caldwell.
After darkness comes the light. Leila Abdallah — the woman who captured the heart of Sydney by forgiving the drunk-driver who killed her three children and their cousin — is pregnant.
The premier’s wife has made a dig at her husband after he was mentioned in phone taps played to Gladys Berejiklian’s ICAC hearing.
Fomer prime minister John Howard says he believes NSW is “grieving” the departure of Gladys Berejiklian but has thrown his support behind what he describes as the standout candidate to replace her.
The Queensland Premier continues to frighten the people of her state, and refuses to show any signs of compassion at a time when people need hope, writes Anna Caldwell.
Dominic Perrottet is finalising an economic recovery plan to institute new policies that will quickly boost economic activity when vaccination targets are reached.
Governments are trying their best to fight Covid, but the fact is politicians are cushioned from the harshest effects of lockdown, writes Anna Caldwell.
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