Shock new claims after house fire kills three children
Shocking new claims have been made about the father who police allege killed his children by detaining them inside their burning home in Sydney’s west.
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Opening date for $21.6b metro rail revealed
It’s been a seven year wait, but in four weeks passengers will finally be able to catch the new Sydney Metro from Chatswood to Sydenham.
Blockade blow-ins: Meet interstate ‘imbeciles’ causing havoc in NSW
The majority of the extreme climate activists arrested for climbing on to coal freight trains and bringing hundreds of passenger services to a halt are blow-ins from other states.
‘Can’t get much more Wagga’: School pics prove Libs leader wrong
He’s not going quietly. Mark Speakman cast doubt over Wes Fang’s Wagga Wagga connection. The sacked MLC dived into his old photo albums to prove the Libs leader wrong.
‘Big deal’: Voters’ disdain for energy rebate as debt toll revealed
More Australians are falling into energy bill debt and forced onto hardship plans, and Daily Telegraph readers are almost unanimous in agreement that a $300 rebate won’t help. Have your say.
‘You don’t blow it up’: Senior Libs MPs warn leader
As relations between the NSW Nationals and Liberals continue to disintegrate, senior Liberals have called on the opposition leader to walk away from Coalition split threats.
Coalition split on the cards as NSW Liberals call urgent meeting
Liberal MPs will consider cutting formal ties with their Coalition partners after an urgent party room meeting was called for Tuesday morning, after days of infighting. Watch the explainer video here.
The ridiculous calls to Triple-0 revealed
Thousands of trivial non-emergency callouts are putting mounting pressure on paramedics and the NSW Ambulance service. See the list of ridiculous calls our ambos responded to.
Bars, pubs, clubs get cash to shut down serial whingers
Seventy-seven NSW venues will be able to play louder and longer thanks to state government grants of up to $100,000 for soundproofing their venues and to encourage live music.
Minns looks at fee cuts for housing developers
Red tape for property developers building new homes could be slashed, as the Minns government considers reducing building fees for projects in the TOD zones.
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