Dominic Perrottet
Changes to voting rules? Ask the people first, please
The only reason any politician would support the introduction of compulsory preferential voting, as suggested by NSW Labor, is because they perceive a potential advantage, writes Chris Rivers.
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A night at the ball: Forget inauguration formalities and head for the glittery halls
The inauguration balls in Washington showcase political hobnobbing on a scale Australians can scarcely imagine.
- Michael Koziol
- Editorial
- Development
Circular Quay should be Sydney’s crown jewel. Instead, $170m has been spent on nothing
For all the ideas, plans, reports, artists’ impressions, concepts and competitions, nothing ever seems to get done to transform Circular Quay.
- The Herald's View
- Editorial
- Indigenous
Peter Dutton’s Indigenous flag ban is disgusting politics with dangerous consequences
Even if you accept some people don’t like the idea of three flags, Dutton has shown callous disregard for community harmony by weaponising such unease.
- The Herald's View
- Editorial
- Gambling
Minns government’s cashless gaming trial is running out of credit
The cashless gaming trial is not proving much of a test.
- The Herald's View
- Editorial
- Casinos
NSW government’s rejection of tax relief for Star is right decision
The Minns government has rightly rejected the beleaguered Star Entertainment Group’s appeal to the public purse for rescue funds.
- The Herald's View
Dom Perrottet has a final farewell from the big end of town
It’s beginning to feel like the former NSW premier will never leave for Washington DC, so packed is his social calendar in Sydney.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
- Exclusive
- Political leadership
The high-profile powerbrokers with a big idea to make Australia better
A new grassroots organisation with “the head of a think-tank and the heart of a community organisation” hopes to solve gnarly policy issues.
- Jacqueline Maley
‘Something else on’: Berejiklian a no-show as former premiers celebrate metro
Just five days after its historic opening, the Sydney metro has hit 1 million rides, but one invitee couldn’t attend the party.
- Linda Morris and Michaela Whitbourn
Perrottet and Kean get friendly farewell from former Labor foe
Treasurer Dan Mookhey will host a morning tea for departing Liberals Dominic Perrottet and Matt Kean, a sign of uncharacteristically good relations on Macquarie Street.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Liam Mannix
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