The Premier proclamation that Kiama MP Gareth Ward turning up to parliament in his underwear at 4am was ‘far from appropriate in the workplace’ is correct. But it’s unclear what parliament could do to stop it, writes James O’Doherty.
Kiama MP Gareth Ward’s 4am walk to parliament in nothing but underwear and a T-shirt will be investigated by parliament’s Privileges and Ethics committee.
A senior NSW minister says Kiama MP Gareth Ward should be investigated after turning up to parliament at 4am without his pants on and allegedly smelling of alcohol.
A crackdown on overseas drivers has unearthed one townhouse as the address of 30 licence holders, mostly French, who combined have racked up more than 2000 driver demerits — and $320,000 in unpaid fines — in a year.
Self-described French “wankers” are openly boasting about exploiting loopholes in the Australian court system to get away with breaking road rules.
A new survey shows what NSW voters think of the plan for public servants to return to the office full-time. But the end of working from home won’t happen quickly.
Minister David Harris was forced to remind the Liquor and Gaming Authority that pokies are “legal”.
Works to convert Sydney’s T3 heavy rail line to a metro service are back on track after NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen agreed to put extra staff on the driverless services.
A nation-leading inquiry has argued for new standards to stamp out unsafe e-bike batteries after a series of deadly fires across Sydney.
Politicians and staff have been told to undergo “mandatory” training courses, despite limited powers to punish MPs behaving badly.
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