Taxpayers slugged $5.4m for toll review with nothing to show for it
A review of Sydney’s toll network has cost taxpayers more than $5.4 million, but drivers have yet to see any changes.
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‘Watch fireworks at home’: Train strike union’s advice to NYE revellers
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.
Unions threat to hold Sydney NYE to ransom slammed
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.
Covid circus: Businesses chased for cash they were never paid
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.
Green scheme threatens to choke development in airport city
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.
Anti-Voice campaigner to contest Bradfield preselection
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.
ABF called in to help demerit point crackdown
Border Force has been called in to stop foreign drivers from cheating NSW’s demerit point system, after authorities uncovered a network of French drivers using fake documents and nominating other drivers for offences.
Soaring Minns and stumbling Albanese
The deep regret Chris Minns had over his handling of Sydney’s Opera House protest is perhaps why he has, over the past 14 months, has been a strong leader in calling out insidious anti-Semitism — and shown up the PM, writes James O’Doherty.
4am footage: Undie-Gate MP cleared of wrongdoing
A parliamentary committee has found no issues with a state MP trying to enter NSW Parliament at 4am on a Sunday morning without pants or shoes.
‘Australia is embarrassing itself on a global scale’: Anger after attack
Wednesday morning’s anti-Semitic attack in Sydney’s eastern suburbs – the second in as a month – has been slammed by politicians and punters with one claiming the nation has been shamed on a global scale. WHO SAID WHAT?
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