Strike slammed as nurses prepare to walk off job for 24 hours
Nurses will strike for 24 hours on Wednesday, defying the Industrial Relations Commission’s concerns about the safety of patients, and its call that the action is unlawful.
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Southwest Sydney to get its own Central Station
Upgrades will make one southwest Sydney station comparable to Central, by making it a transport hub, connecting trains, the Metro and buses.
Bold bid for hi-tech indoor arena in Sydney’s EQ
A company behind a state-of-the-art hi tech indoor stadium in Manchester, of which Harry Styles is an investor, could be bringing a 20,000-seat venue to Moore Park Entertainment Quarter.
Surprise location for new Sydney cruise terminal floated
A bold vision for an artificial island to become Sydney’s newest cruise terminal has been proposed, with the location also hosting super yachts and private jets. See where it could be built.
Climate protesters vow to blockade port despite court ban
Climate protesters planning a multi-day blockade of the world’s largest coal port have vowed to forge ahead after the Supreme Court ruled the protest prohibited.
‘I’m not ducking it’: the 9-month pay brawl wreaking havoc in NSW
Premier Chris Minns says he can’t intervene in an ongoing industrial dispute delaying billions of dollars of NSW public infrastructure projects because the companies involved are privately owned.
New Sydney river taskforce to find Pondi 2.0
Rivers and waterways winding through Western Sydney are set for a major spruce up with the Minns government to set up a taskforce to activate more public swimming spots across the city.
Sydney Marathon reaches elite status, joins world major series
Sydney will join the ranks of the world’s most iconic cities as it becomes the seventh Abbott World Marathon major, alongside the likes of New York, London and Tokyo.
Not enough money for vital school upgrades
There are electric shock fears as contractors in charge of upgrading NSW primary and high school switchboards say they have been told there is not enough money to continue the rollout.
More pupil-free days, teacher pay bump: Changes for public schools
NSW teachers have scored a nine per cent pay rise, and had extra staff development days added, while non-teaching roles will be cut from the Education Department. Here’s what we know.
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