$250k tradie salaries mean many developers are unable to afford building costs, but Premier Chris Minns says rather than demonising tradies, we should be using those fat pay cheques to attract more people to the industry.
NSW public servants living in other states without a good reason will be made to come back to the state and will no longer be allowed taxpayer funded travel to their offices.
The number of full-time workers who are sleeping rough across the state has skyrocketed over the last two years, as more employed people struggle to find affordable housing.
Sydney’s only local bus manufacturer has warned it is in danger of shutting its doors because the Minns government buys the bulk of their new electric buses from China.
A rush to diagnose children with neurological disorders could be one of the key reasons for worsening mental health outcomes in young people according to the country’s top medical experts.
As Premier Chris Minns announces the winner and losers of his first Cabinet reshuffle, his new choices for the frontbench have caused a major upset among multiple Labor MPs.
As the dust began to settle after Saturday’s Port Macquarie by-election scrap between the NSW Coalition, blame had already begun to fly over how it had all gone wrong for the Nationals.
Despite claims the NSW Police is “net positive” for recruitment, an internal report has revealed the force is losing more officers than it can hire, with forecasts predicting there will be more than 3000 vacant positions by 2026.
Frustrated commuters could face fresh rail chaos on the Sydney Metro in the coming months as the rail union gears up for its next wage battle.
Liberal leader Mark Speakman is the latest MP to be exposed using a taxpayer-funded ministerial driver to get to a family holiday.
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