Small businesses in Mark Speakman’s stomping ground have called for the Coalition to back workers’ compensation reforms at a Labor forum, in a sign their traditional base has turned against them on home turf.
Parents washing their kids in public bathrooms before sending them to school, white-collar workers sleeping in cars. Volunteers say the homelessness crisis is the worst they’ve seen in decades.
Business leaders are calling for empty buildings in Sydney’s CBD to be converted into emergency accommodation as the number of people sleeping rough skyrockets.
Man’s best friend is having a ruff time, with an “outdated NIMBY law” being patchily enforced across NSW pubs, clubs and cafes – leaving some dogs welcomed with open arms, and others turned away.
Sydney’s major rail lines connecting the western suburbs to the city have been sent into meltdown after an unknown culprit damaged the cable system. Here’s what we know.
The state government will seek powers to put the Northern Beaches Hospital into public hands if negotiations drag out with private operator Healthscope.
Booming suburbs in one Sydney area will receive a major funding splash to ease congestion and cut travel times, with the federal and state governments teaming up to spend $156m on planning local roads.
NSW Premier Chris Minn has based his plans to halve Moore Park Golf Course on a promise to build new community sporting fields – but he is yet to provide a timeline despite planning to seize the site next year.
Premier Chris Minns has responded to ongoing violence on Sydney’s streets after three were shot outside a kebab shop on Monday. Read more about the shootings across Sydney in recent months.
When the floods hit, farmers across the Mid-North Coast were hit hardest, left to fight for not only their own lives but the lives of their animals. But a helping hand is on the way.
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