Sydney’s striking sparkies forced back to work
A major energy company said the declaration quashing the industrial action — which has delayed a number of projects in Western Sydney — “will bring relief” to customers.
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‘Critical’ shortage of police in Sydney crime hot spots
One of NSW’s most senior cops has warned that police commands in South West Sydney are so short-staffed it is impacting their ability to prevent and disrupt crime.
The unthinkable changes Sydney has seen in 10 years
Major projects we take for granted today would have been unthinkable 10 years ago. But state leaders say innovation must continue to make the next decade as transformative as the last.
Sydney’s biggest projects that never happened
While there has been plenty of change and innovation in Sydney over the last decade, there are plenty of projects that never came to be. Here’s the Sydney transformation we never got.
New Powerhouse reaches key milestone
It has been a long road since former Premier Mike Baird first announced Australia’s own “Smithsonian” for Parramatta. See an exclusive update on where construction is up to.
Webb on the rocks: Inquiry into gin gifts reopens
The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission has reopened its investigation after secret documents revealed new details about the ‘Commissioner’s Gin’ affair.
Toilet to tap: You could soon be drinking purified sewage
Sydneysiders could be drinking purified sewage by 2032, with Sydney Water planning to spend $1bn on a water recycling facility at Quakers Hill.
Water bills to jump 50 per cent amid population explosion
Sydney Water argues that it needs to spend $26 billion to safeguard water supply from unprecedented growth — and consumers will pay for it.
No smoke, no fire as Minns nixes dope hopes
He may have argued five years ago that cannabis should be legalised, but today Premier Chris Minns is adamant it will not happen in NSW before voters have their say, writes James O’Doherty.
Sydney’s first $1 million toll rebate suburb revealed
Western Sydney motorists are flocking to claim toll refunds under the Minns government’s signature cost of living relief program with some areas already having hit the $1m mark. Find out which suburbs have claimed the most.
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