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Anna Caldwell is deputy editor of The Daily Telegraph. Prior to this she was the paper’s state political editor. She joined The Daily Telegraph in 2017 after two years as News Corp’s US Correspondent based in New York. Anna covered federal politics in the Canberra press gallery during the Gillard/Rudd era. She is a former chief of staff at Brisbane’s Courier-Mail.

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Government rakes in 25,000 more speeding fines

Fines issued for speeding have increased by more than 25,000 after the decision to remove signs warning drivers that they are approacing a speed camera.

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Supplied artist impression of the proposed Gabba redevelopment if Brisbane won the rights to the 2032 Summer Olympic Games

Why the Brisbane Olympics could be great for Sydney

With Queensland set to hold an Olympic Games in the near future, Sydney should use that as a wake-up call to reinvent a vision for its future.

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Ania Benhamadouche (left) and Clara Pearce enjoying lunch at SkyFeast at Sydney Tower Eye for a story around Sydney CBD restaurants and the push to get people back in to dine there. Picture: Jonathan Ng

New $100 vouchers to enjoy lunch in the CBD

The Friday long lunch is back, with the state government handing out $100 vouchers for meals in the CBD in a new budget stimulus measure.

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Suburban stadiums to get cash injection in NSW Budget

The masterplan for suburban stadium investment is in for a boost, with the Treasurer pushing for construction to begin “as soon as possible”.

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Aerial view of the new suburb of Willowdale in Sydney's south west where new homes are being built on blocks of land as small as 250 to 300 square meters. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Where 18,000 new homes will be built in Sydney

Sydney will be flooded with 18,000 new homes to help ease property price pressure as the government concedes we are facing a supply crisis.

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Jockey Nick Keal (left) rides to victory on The Tax Accountant in race 2, the Ray White Rural Queensland Country Highway Class 4 Plate, during the Queensland Country Life Race Day at Doomben Racecourse in Brisbane, Saturday, August 10, 2019. (AAP Image/Glenn Hunt) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Tens of millions to upgrade NSW racetracks

Tens of millions of dollars will be given to improve infrastructure at thoroughbred racetracks in the upcoming NSW Budget.

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‘Banana-wood’: First look at Crowe’s $438m studio

Russell Crowe’s new northern NSW movie studio will boast four sound studios, advanced virtual studios and a training facility.

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How to become a high school teacher in six months

If you are looking for a career change, the government has announced a major overhaul of education degrees to help lure the state’s brightest minds into classrooms.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JUNE 08, 2021: NSW Labor Leader Chris Minns speaks during a press conference with Paramedic Lani Farrugia (left) and Paramedic Chris Branson (right) to comment on the Berejiklian Government's refusal to give our hard working paramedics the respect they deserve, in Sydney Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

Backing ambos could be a shot in the arm for Labor

Choosing the pay rise dispute for paramedics as his first battleground in parliament could prove a very clever move for new NSW Labor leader Chris Minns.

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States that owe NSW millions in unpaid quarantine bills

Queensland owes NSW about $40 million for putting up citizens in hotel quarantine and hasn’t paid a cent.

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