Climate protesters’ application to gather at the Port of Newcastle was dropped at the eleventh hour, as the port authority warns protests could create an environmental disaster and a pose significant risk to life.
The Daily Telegraph’s Bradfield Oration has delivered some huge announcements for Sydney’s housing future, as well as what appears to be the starting gun of the 2025 Australian Federal Election.
A chorus of politicians, industry leaders and local mayors want and end to “beer discrimination” between Sydney’s east and west.
NSW Housing Minister Rose Jackson has walked back comments made in her “garbled” interview after being slammed for suggesting a two-bedder is just $200 to rent in Sydney.
Yasmin Catley is under fire for giving mixed responses on the planned Rising Tide protest at Newcastle Harbour, initially endorsing peaceful action but later voicing safety concerns over expected crowd sizes.
Commuters across Sydney will be able to catch trains all through the evening this weekend, amid union demands to run a 24-hour train service or face a total network shutdown.
Some councils are taking more than a year to assess development applications, which is why some industry experts think its time harsher penalties need to be brought in.
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.
Upgrades will make one southwest Sydney station comparable to Central, by making it a transport hub, connecting trains, the Metro and buses.
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.
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