In the fallout to Australian Turf Club members voting against the sale of Rosehill racecourse, an industry group fighting to save Glebe Island port says it should not be the “fall guy” for the failed attempt to build a 25,000-home mini-city.
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says changes to workers compensation will keep the scheme sustainable, despite reforms being softened compared to an original exposure draft.
Former NSW MP-turned climate tsar Matt Kean has revealed he now has another reason to “fight to protect” the world. Read The Sauce.
An administrative committee set up to examine issues within the NSW Liberals after the party failed to nominate candidates at last year’s council elections says factions are to blame.
Councils are refusing to stop issuing ticketless parking fines until they are legally forced to do so.
Planning Minister Paul Scully has called a fundraising campaign by north shore residents to mount a fight against affordable housing a ‘new low’.
The Premier may be losing sleep over Sydney’s repeated and inevitable rail failures, but commuters are losing their time, patience, and tempers.
The wife of arguably Australia’s most famous DJ is clearing out her wardrobe and making a quick buck while she does it.
Transport authorities are hopeful train timetables will return to normal on Thursday morning following another gruelling day on the rail network for commuters, many of whom won’t see any benefit from a fare-free day being offered to make up for the chaos.
More than a decade after it was first proposed, the $3.6 billion Narrabri Gas Project has gained Native Title Tribunal approval – again.
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