Investigator appointed to oversee greyhound racing claims
Premier Chris Minns has pledged to keep the NSW greyhound industry running as an investigation into a damning report by the sport’s former vet gets underway.
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Dick Smith vows to fund pro-nuclear campaign
Philanthropist and entrepreneur Dick Smith has vowed to continue funding a pro-nuclear energy campaign in Australia until “common sense prevails” and it becomes a reality.
‘Go slow’ planning panels put on notice by Premier
Another section of NSW’s labyrinth-like planning system has earned the ire of Premier Chris Minns. If planning bureaucrats don’t cut the red tape, their jobs are on the line.
‘Mind boggling’: Boffins kill off $1b project during housing crisis
A major developer has issued a scathing review of the NSW Planning system, saying the Minns government has no chance of hitting its housing targets after a $1 billion project was axed at the final hurdle.
Minister moves to sack entire Greyhound Racing board
Racing Minister David Harris has moved to sack the entire board of Greyhound Racing NSW as early as the middle of next week.
Australian bomber pilot reflects on D-Day, 80 years on
Aussie Lancaster bomber pilot Bill Purdy recalls the moment he saw the D-Day invasion fleet heading towards France 80 years ago.
NSW council’s fowl decision ruffles feathers at prized chook cafe
Little Bird has been voted Australia’s Top Chicken but the cafe where she struts her stuff has been banned from serving customers in the garden with the free range hens.
Passenger shock, fury as P&O goes in shake-up of cruise brand
Cruise passengers fear Australian flavour and history will be lost as Carnival Corporation shuts down the iconic P&O Cruises Australia brand after 92 years.
Disgraced Nine news chief’s $1 million golden handshake denied
Ousted Nine news boss Darren Wick was not given a $1 million golden handshake when he left the broadcaster ahead of multiple female staff members complaining about his behaviour.
Building a nightmare: Epic housing fail amid migration boom
Migration has outstripped the building of new homes for decades and created a demand for housing in NSW that is almost double the rest of the country, new figures show.
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