Speakman: ‘I’d scrap land tax freeze, restore kids’ vouchers’
The NSW Coalition would scrap land tax hikes and bring back Active Kids Vouchers if they were ever to retake government, Opposition leader Mark Speakman has promised.
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Sydney GPs charge more, don’t bulk bill enough for rebates
There’s a new rebate to boost bulk-billing, but in Sydney, GPs are just charging higher fees and not bulk-billing enough patients to qualify for tax relief, new data shows.
NSW Nationals MPs vow to fight Dutton on nuclear sites
The Coalition will face a battle within its own ranks over nuclear energy, as state Nationals MPs vow to fight proposed sites in their own backyards.
Election battle looms over massive offshore wind farm
A controversial offshore wind farm development along the NSW south coast will be scrapped by the federal Coalition if it wins the next election, amid local outrage over the project.
Bulk billing incentives for GP clinics to ease cost-of-living pressure
Doctors will bulk bill more patients across the state after the Minns government waived looming unpaid GP payroll taxes and introduced tax incentives for clinics with high bulk-billing rates.
Your five-minute NSW budget guide
Framed as a budget of “must haves” not “nice to haves”, this is a low-wattage plan from NSW’s treasurer Daniel Mookhey. Find out who the winners and losers of this year’s no-frills budget are.
New secret tax on NSW power bills
Household power bills are set for a marginal increase thanks to a bizarre and expensive method of bushfire-proofing the state’s electricity infrastructure.
Budget banks on bush home buy-up to lure regional health workers
More than 100 motels, houses and apartments will be bought by the Minns government to house key health workers moving to the bush in a $200 million spend.
Piggy bank: $946m package to fight feral pigs and fire ants
Feral pigs are in the firing line as the Minns government spends more than $13 million to eradicate the pest across the state as part of a $946 million biosecurity package.
Why you’re about to be squeezed to pay more for orange juice
The Albanese government has warned supermarket giants to not to use a global shortage of orange juice to “profiteer” from Aussie families as the price of orange juice set to double in months.
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