The Northern Beaches Council has voted to seek permission to slug residents with a 40 per cent rates rise, hours after about 200 furious locals rallied outside its chambers to voice their disgust at the proposal.
New trial data has revealed the number of pharmacies now treating people with common conditions. The Health Minister is vowing to expand the program. Take our poll.
A Sydney councillor says the bureaucrats should slash their $159m wage bill before slugging residents with an average rates increase of $673 per year.
The Energy Minister insists there are still companies bidding for the controversial Illawarra Offshore Wind Zone, despite a leading global firm backing away from the project
Experts say the case of a Year 12 student allegedly creating fake pornographic images of his peers and posting them online shows how easily anyone with a computer can inflict harm on others.
Thousands of Australians are frustrated after being forced to wait more than a year to be enlisted into the military, despite the ADF being thousands of troops short.
With Jim Chalmers’ books in terrible shape, it would be fair to say he would be on the hunt for some spare change. Here are some cuts he might as well make immediately.
Keith Pitt’s retirement announcement has reignited tensions in the Nationals party room, with sources saying the veteran MP and Nats leader David Littleproud did not get on.
The Energy Minister is standing by a controversial Labor video which claims nuclear energy has been linked to increased rates of cancer, heart attack and strokes.
More than 500 new apartments will be built on a Central Coast site after developer ALAND was given the green light to transform a long-time eyesore. Read all the details here.
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