‘Not welcome’: MPs overlooked for Premier’s new Cabinet
As Premier Chris Minns announces the winner and losers of his first Cabinet reshuffle, his new choices for the frontbench have caused a major upset among multiple Labor MPs.
As Premier Chris Minns announces the winner and losers of his first Cabinet reshuffle, his new choices for the frontbench have caused a major upset among multiple Labor MPs.
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Dr Justus’ home in an upmarket area of Brisbane has been targeted by armed youth criminals and now he fears leaving his wife and young children home alone.
A young truck driver killed in a horror crash on the South Coast is being remembered as “hardworking” and “selfless”, as the community rallies to support his grieving family.
The NSW Land and Environment Court is unlikely to secure more resources to help it tackle a massive backlog of housing development cases.
The wage demands of NSW psychiatrists preparing to quit would cost the government $241m, plus $159m in flow-on pay rises for other specialists, but those working in mental health say there’s no other way to fix the broken system.
A kaftan-loving meth supplier who runs a ‘coastal boho chic’ business has been sentenced for her involvement in a Mid-North Coast drug ring – but sashayed out of court in her silks sans jail time.
Internal transport communications seen by the Daily Telegraph show train services completely disintegrated, with delays of over four hours on the T4 eastern suburbs and Illawarra line.
A high-ranking bikie boss allegedly threatened to cut off the fingers of a Sydney businessman over a $3 million debt that police allege was borrowed from a criminal syndicate.
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Outspoken former Liberal Party member Senator Gerard Rennick’s new People First Party has launched its first election campaign, promising a bold overhaul of the tax system.
A young restaurateur’s business is making waves in Sydney’s west as he plans to help convert the suburb into a foodie hotspot.
One of the NSW coast’s busiest McDonald’s has lodged plans for a supersized upgrade, while a controversial proposal for a new golden arches to be built nearby remains on standby.
A 73-year-old man has died on the Central Coast despite the best efforts of swimmers to revive him.
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