Homelessness advocates have slammed the Minns government for an “unacceptable” go-slow on short-term accommodation reform, saying the delay is exacerbating the state’s homelessness crisis.
Anthony Albanese has declined to discuss revelations by The Sunday Telegraph that the Papua New Guinean government was tipped off by China about looming warship operations in our region.
A group of 100 everyday Australians including renters, homeowners and investors were challenged to find a solution to the national housing crisis. One idea rose above the rest. See the results.
A little-known hospital program to help parents escalate concerns over a child’s treatment that was renamed following the death of a Sydney toddler has prompted concerns it was ineffective for a decade.
Expert safety advice that e-scooters should only be allowed to go a maximum of 10km/hr on shared paths was ignored by Transport for NSW in the drafting of new speed limit proposals, emails reveal.
State parliament will hold an inquiry into Northern Beaches Hospital and the circumstances around the tragic death of two-year-old Joe Massa after the toddler’s grieving parents met with Premier Chris Minns.
The Anti-Slavery Commissioner has been asked to investigate concerns that new electric buses commissioned by the Minns government have a “high risk” of links to forced labour.
Former NSW Nationals MP Michael Johnsen, who was reported missing from his Tamworth home on Friday, has been found safe and well, police confirmed this morning.
Young offenders repeatedly arrested for serious crimes while out on bail would be automatically denied future bail under new reforms being proposed by the NSW National Party.
Public schools across NSW have been put on notice to drastically boost students’ academic performance and attendance rates, with the Minns government today unveiling 16 ambitious new targets to arrest rapidly declining marks.
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