The Liberal Party found an unlikely bedfellow in its attempted take-down of Premier Chris Minns. They should be embarrassed they fell for the oldest political stunt in the book, writes James O’Doherty.
Industry groups are calling for the state government to intervene after a pricing regulator proposed stormwater charge that, they say, could cripple a major industrial precinct.
Work will be significantly ramped up to keep the Sydney Harbour Bridge in good working order.
Industry reps have labelled as “embarrassing” a report recommending mandatory government accounts for pokies players by 2028, after the trial ended up involving just 14 active users.
Fifteen Sydney councils failing to meet DA targets have been given a deadline to pick up their game, as new data reveals how far NSW is away from meeting its housing targets. See the list of worst offenders.
A local councillor has emerged as the frontrunner in race for a prized Labor seat in Sydney’s south ahead of the federal election next year.
The Rail Tram and Bus Union has dropped the threat of weekend strikes but weekday commuters could be disrupted.
There’s “too much regulation” in NSW, says Premier as he moves to junk a plan by booze bureaucrats to ban pre-mixed alcoholic drinks they deem too sweet, fruity or tasty.
NSW bureaucrats are proposing to ban premixed alcoholic drinks based on “taste”. Here’s the drinks that could get the axe.
Amid a rental crisis and the skyrocketing cost of living, it seems younger millennials and Gen Z are more worried about making ends meet at home than a dubious coal blockade.
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