Election mode activated: Three key battlegrounds in Albo’s sights
The Prime Minister went bush on the first week of his unofficial 2025 election campaign, determined to show people he’s a ‘genuine bloke’.
NSW
Taxpayers fork out huge sum to upgrade NSW parliament cafe
Taxpayers have forked out enough to buy a small inner Sydney apartment to renovate a cafe in NSW parliament house.
Private school takes on British A-levels to bypass HSC ranking
A small group of students at one of Sydney’s priciest private schools are the guinea pigs in an educational experiment – can Aussie students master the British A-Levels, and avoid the HSC’s scaling sting in the process?
Everyone’s wild about zoo’s baby boom
The population of Sydney Zoo is growing in numbers and cuteness as the lemurs, meerkats, squirrel monkeys and capybaras welcome new additions.
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‘Tiny killers’: Alarm bells as fire ants found in northern NSW again
Fire ants dubbed “tiny killers” have been detected in northern NSW after hitching a ride from Queensland, prompting fears that state’s issue with the pests could cause a “national disaster”.
One year on: Decision looms for $31m coastal apartments
A $31m apartment complex is still on the cards for a NSW south coast town, despite public exhibition and submissions closing a year ago. Here’s the latest.
‘Gentle’ single dad clings to life after ‘catastrophic’ bike crash
A “charismatic and gentle” motorcyclist is fighting for life after a horror crash in Lismore, with his best mate saying his survival is “touch and go” after massive injuries put him in a coma.
‘Happy days’: Police Minister’s extraordinary backing of protest pests
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.
Green light for outdoor oasis in heart of concrete jungle
The hum of a Sydney motorway and the sight of skyscrapers are not far away, but a 4.5km green corridor is set to provide walkers and cyclists an outdoor sanctuary in the city’s west.
Minister buckles to union over train shutdown threat
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.
How NSW farmers could help power revolution in our skies
The race is on around the world to turn the aviation industry green with clean, sustainable fuel, and Sydney Airport says farmers in regional NSW could hold the answer.
‘Don’t sink our last port’: Industry figures raise alarm over units push
Leading industry and business figures have flagged potential cost of living impacts, and a spike in Sydney house prices, if the harbour’s last working port is sold off for high-end apartments.
Secret taskforce to fix Sydney’s housing mess
Representatives from 13 government agencies have been forced into the one room in a bid to get housing moving.
‘Flying past me’: Two hurt as car smashes into fence after police chase
A critical incident has been launched after two people were injured when an allegedly stolen car involved in a police pursuit collided with a ute, then hit a pole and split in two outside a pub.
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