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Nurses kick off 24-hour strike over staff, pay
Thousands of nurses and midwives have once again descended outside Parliament House, vowing to continue fighting until they get nurse-to-patient ratios and a pay rise of 4.75 per cent.
The Star CEO quits amid explosive revelations
The CEO of The Star has announced his resignation amid a damning public inquiry into the casino’s activity and whether it is fit to hold a casino licence.
Fears for more ‘life-threatening’ floods in NSW
NSW is bracing for more “life-threatening flash flooding” as torrential rain impacts the state for a second time this month.
Fourth protester arrested as Blockade activists face court
Climate protests at Port Botany have entered a fifth day, with another Blockade Australia activist arrested. Meanwhile, three others have been charged and held overnight.
Severe storm threatens Sydney’s southwest
Parts of the Illawarra and southwest Sydney are bracing for a severe thunderstorm as the rain sets in for another wet weekend.
Toll error: How to get your cash back
More than 45,000 motorists have been overcharged for road tolls this month – here’s how you can get your cash back.
Pedestrian dead, three injured in horror night of crashes
A woman has died, part of the M1 motorway is closed and three people are injured after four separate pedestrian and vehicle crashes in one night.
How scrapped booze ban created one nightmare hour
A significant jump in NSW’s domestic violence rates has been linked to a rule change for alcohol vendors almost six years ago.
More boots in Port Botany as cops take on Blockade Australia
NSW Police will deploy a new strike force to Port Botany, after two German men arrested over unlawful protests had their visas cancelled.
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