Rail fight to continue in 2025 as Boxing Day negotiations rejected
An icy Christmas truce between the Minns Government and the rail union is unlikely to last long, with the Premier rejecting calls for negotiations recommencing as soon as Boxing Day.
Our Journalists
Latest
Salmon activists in link to anti-Israel activities
A foreign activist pressure group which tried to ban salmon from Australia’s supermarket shelves also has links to anti-Israel activities, it can be revealed.
Train chaos: Mass delays amid Sydney rail strike
Sydney commuters are facing major disruptions on Sunday morning with more than 60 trains delayed amid the rail union’s industrial action.
Shock names emerge in Liberal reshuffle discussions
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton could announce his revamped frontbench as soon as Sunday — and it could include a few surprises.
The reason Dutton is running his election campaign from Western Sydney
Call it the race to the start. An early federal election in 2025 is widely expected, but yet to be declared. Yet already Sydney is ground zero for buzzing Labor and Coalition campaign headquarters.
Man videos himself spray painting Tanya Plibersek’s office
Activist group Rising Tide has claimed responsibility for spray painting ‘liar’ in red graffiti across the window of Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s Sydney office.
How much petrol will cost you this Christmas
Motorists driving across the country throughout the busy Christmas period will be hit with lingering pain at the bowser, with Sydney prices remaining stubbornly high. Here’s how much it will cost.
Skilled foreign worker backflip: Brothel owners in, top chefs out
The new list of skilled foreign workers has been branded a debacle, after a second backflip in less than a week when it was revealed it risked shutting out the world’s best chefs from Italy and France.
Coalition backs renewable cuts to sway voters toward nuclear
The Coalition will attempt to sell its nuclear energy message to voters in the regions by highlighting how much land will be freed up from building less transmission lines, solar panels and wind farms.
Premier distances himself from Dutton’s $331bn nuclear costings plan
Despite two reactors being slated for Queensland under Peter Dutton’s $331bn nuclear costings plan, Premier David Crisafulli says it’s a “matter for Canberra”.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/lachlan-leeming