Greens MP’s synagogue attack response ‘too little, too late’
Greens MP Jenny Leong has been accused of double standards after issuing a mild response to the Newtown Synagogue attack and not seeking a briefing from police about the incident.
Greens MP Jenny Leong has been accused of double standards after issuing a mild response to the Newtown Synagogue attack and not seeking a briefing from police about the incident.
Former premier Gladys Berejiklian’s pick has won Liberal preselection for Bradfield, as the party steels itself for a fight to keep the blue-ribbon federal seat out of the hands of the Teals.
Former Premier Barry O’Farrell, who legislated a wages cap to keep public finances under control, says the cap’s removal under Chris Minns has led to unions ‘wreaking havoc’.
The train strike, a lack of action on housing, and his decision to back Clover Moore’s crusade against the Moore Park Golf Course suggests Chris Minns’ management is no longer cutting it, writes James O’Doherty.
The union behind Sydney’s ongoing rail chaos plans to target key politicians’ electorates, with plenty planned for the rest of the month. See the calendar here.
Sydneysiders are facing delays of up to six hours on some train lines this evening, with disruptions getting worse as the day rolls on. See the worst affected lines in our live blog.
Internal transport communications seen by the Daily Telegraph show train services completely disintegrated, with delays of over four hours on the T4 eastern suburbs and Illawarra line.
Commuter goodwill towards train staff fighting for more pay has long since evaporated — and it’s time for them to take the offer on the table, writes James O’Doherty.
While wet weather has put a dampener on Sydney’s Summer, an ex-fire chief has warned it would only take weeks before we are at risk of big fires.
Taxpayers have forked out enough to buy a small inner Sydney apartment to renovate a cafe in NSW parliament house.
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