Skills Minister Andrew Giles says people needed to earn their qualifications “not buy them”, as 7000 graduates of a deregistered college were asked to prove they earned their qualifications.
Peter Dutton has thrown his support behind state opposition leader Mark Speakman, declaring he ‘can become the next premier in NSW’.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says social media companies are ‘predators’ who put profits over people, likening them to Big Tobacco in the 1970s and ’80s.
The long-awaited $300 million redevelopment of Penrith Stadium is moving forward, with fans expected to be able to enjoy the revamped facility in 2026.
An Uber driver allegedly caught waving what appeared to be Glock out the window of his car behind Parliament House has been slammed by a magistrate.
The Albanese government’s Ambassador for Climate Change has been accused of “spewing out fuel emissions”, after taking 20 international trips since late 2022.
If you think traffic congestion is bad now, new modelling shows Sydney motorists will be crawling along at 20km/h on most roads if the city’s population swells to 8.6 million as predicted over the next few decades.
The personal drivers of NSW ministers have copped thousands in fines this year for violations, including running red lights, going through stop signs and speeding in a school zone.
Two Australian embassies have thrown a Eurovision party — with drag performer Courtney Act as MC — spending a staggering $4500 on party pies for the event. Read about it in The Sauce.
Liberal leader Mark Speakman has shrugged off criticism of his leadership and declared he will be leading the party to the next state election.
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