Premier Chris Minns has doubled down on his criticism of two ministers who used a taxpayer funded van to take them to and from a winery, but has said he will not sack them. Tell us what you think, take our poll.
Premier Chris Minns has called in the Federal government to devise urgent measures to protect NSW manufacturing jobs from the Trump-induced “trade war” with China.
If there’s a secret taskforce to find the ‘Telegraph leak’ over the Dural caravan affair, and they’re going to start interrogating people, please go easy on my mum, writes Crime Editor Mark Morri.
A southwest Sydney hospital is set for its first major upgrade in 27 years and will include an expanded emergency department and intensive care unit. Read more.
A deep dive has revealed more about the identities of the alleged neo-Nazis who faced court in Adelaide, including a number of people from NSW.
Cycle-paths, bus routes and drought preparedness initiatives are just some of the proposals that are being subjected to “gender impact assessments” quietly imposed on the public service last October.
Lawyer Ashlyn Nassif, 30, was seen partying in Sydney over the Australia Day long weekend amid a court case to get recordings of phone calls with her developer Jean Nassif struck out of court.
The Northern Beaches Council has voted to seek permission to slug residents with a 40 per cent rates rise, hours after about 200 furious locals rallied outside its chambers to voice their disgust at the proposal.
Sydney sweltered through its hottest day in more than a year as the mercury topped 40C across most of the city before storms that generated hundreds of calls to the State Emergency Service.
Eighty families remain in limbo with no long-term child care arrangement following the devastating firebombing of an eastern suburbs day care centre.
The Minns government’s new Housing Delivery Authority has been bombarded with applications in just three weeks, with the potential for 40,000 new homes.
New trial data has revealed the number of pharmacies now treating people with common conditions. The Health Minister is vowing to expand the program. Take our poll.
After rare bipartisan talks to solve the NSW’s housing crisis, the NSW government has said there will be more to come to overhaul the planning act.
While some local organisations have received a total of $1 million to increase activities for troubled youth in the evenings, Moree residents say the youth crime crisis has escalated in recent months.
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