The Minns government gets a B- overall in its end-of-year report, writes State Political Editor James O’Doherty, but how did each minister do? Read our rankings … and see who got an F.
A parliamentary committee had accused the premier of being impartial in how a proposal to sell Rosehill Racecourse was handled, but the corruption watchdog said the premier had no case to answer.
Commuters were hit with cancellations on Friday with Transport for NSW warning of further delays and disruption after the Federal Court approved train strikes over Christmas and New Year.
NSW Opposition leader Mark Speakman has criticised Premier Chris Minns’ shifted stance on pill testing, saying there is “no evidence” it saves lives. Here’s why the Premier changed his mind.
A review of Sydney’s toll network has cost taxpayers more than $5.4 million, but drivers have yet to see any changes.
It wants to halve New Year’s Eve trains with one million people on the move, but the rail union says that won’t ruin Sydney’s big night: there are other options … like buses and staying home.
Trains staff have been warned not to play “chicken” with the NSW economy and our international reputation, with the state government to pursue all legal options to avert “intolerable” strike action.
During the pandemic, ServiceNSW was throwing money out the door – but an audit of grant recipients has been targeting people who never applied for or received funding.
Despite financially crippling environmental standards that could hinder development in the aerotropolis surrounding the incoming Western Sydney Airport, surrounding waterways could still be at risk, a new report has found.
Warren Mundine said the upcoming election will be the most important in Australia for decades, as he vowed to put his ‘heart and soul’ into retaining a North Shore Liberal seat under threat from a teal independent.
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