Opposition leader Peter Dutton has vowed to bring inflation under control and stop “reckless” government spending, while rallying the party faithful at an event to launch Liberal campaigns in three must-win seats.
A senior MP who once said Israel’s policies towards Palestine constituted “apartheid” will not represent Australia at a liberation of Auschwitz event, a government source has confirmed.
A shocking number of NSW motorists have confessed to driving recklessly around schools and being distracted by their phone at the drop-off, amid a generational shift in the average school commute.
Bennelong MP Jerome Laxale has defended spending more than $50,000 of taxpayer-cash on overseas trips in his first term in government.
Many who have repeatedly tried to solve the Rubik’s Cube (and repeatedly failed) may have wished for a way to get their revenge on Erno. Well, we in NSW have just the thing.
Sydneysiders are taking to social media to vent their frustration at the mosquito plague that has residents in the southwest at their wits end. As the search term ‘Sydney mosquitos’ trends this is the pond that started it all.
It’s the one-page document that exposes the snakes and ladders approval process tying the NSW DA process in knots. And the Premier, who asked for the step-by-step guide, has had enough.
Manufacturers have until April 2025 to give cigarettes a new look, in order for them to be sold in Australia. However, insiders believe the move will only push smokers to black market tobacco.
Anyone trying to build a modern-day project akin to the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge would have to contend with a logjam of environmental and bureaucratic red tape, experts say.
A former Coffs/Clarence police officer charged with illegally modifying restricted data has failed to have his name suppressed via a non-publication order.
Sydney’s greatest debt of gratitude is to John Bradfield, who left behind a legacy that continues to shape the city to this day and we’re reminded of with every Bradfield Oration, Anthony Albanese writes.
A toddler has been pulled from a dam on a rural property near Lithgow before being pronounced dead. Here is what we know.
Military cooperation, strategy, and rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific are some of the issues expected to be discussed in a hushed meeting of US, Australia and Japanese defence powerbrokers this weekend. See for details.
Anthony Albanese’s ministers have written to school principals and parents’ associations asking for their help enforcing a national social media ban for under 16-year-olds. Read from the letter.
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