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.
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 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.
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.
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.
Premier Chris Minns has accepted the apology of a Labor MP who swore at a Nationals MPs in front of primary school children that he had been escorting around Parliament House.
Sydney is a step closer to matching the nightlife of some of the world’s biggest cities, with young people saying it’s “about time”.
Sydney’s 24-hour Economy Commissioner Michael Rodrigues has come under fire for splashing $275,000 to hire a US-owned spin doctor to build the brand of his office.
Mass production puppy farms, where sometimes hundreds of dogs are kept in cages and bred dozens of times, will soon be banned in new legislation to be introduced by the Minns government today.
Retailers across the state will now only be able to sell tobacco products with a licence under new laws proposed by the Minns government.
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