Chris Minns
‘Undemocratic, based on lies’: Court challenge to stop anti-protest laws
NSW Premier Chris Minns is facing mounting pressure amid revelations that crime lords were behind a host of antisemitic attacks which forced law changes.
- Alexandra Smith
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Minns accused of ‘fuelling vigilantes’ after Lismore squatters allegedly targeted
Police are investigating after reports a group of people allegedly “performed burnouts, harassed residents and damaged vehicles” on a street in Lismore where Premier Chris Minns promised to evict squatters.
- Michael McGowan
Multibillion-dollar hitch casts doubt over the ‘mini-city’ of 25,000 homes
The Australian Turf Club is divided over how much its Rosehill Racecourse is worth, its board divided over billions of dollars.
- Alexandra Smith and Michael McGowan
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- Planning
Rosehill should be sold for housing, but taxpayers need more information on the cost
The new plan raises many questions, but the Herald still agrees with the concept of transforming the tired, under-utilised 60-hectare site into a new suburb.
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Premier was quick to call caravan plot ‘terror’. It matters when he knew it was a con job
The timing matters because hate speech laws were rushed through, in part, because of the angst over antisemitic attacks.
- Alexandra Smith
On a flood-ravaged Lismore street, ‘squatters’ take on premier
With nowhere to go, these people turned a street of condemned government-owned homes into a community. Now Chris Minns has vowed to demolish the buildings.
- Riley Walter
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- Extreme weather
Lismore prepared for the worst. Now boxes are being unpacked as life returns to normal
For days, business owners in Lismore worked desperately to prepare for flooding they feared could transport the town back to the devastation of 2022.
- Riley Walter and Penry Buckley
The key election promise NSW Labor has walked away from
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey confirmed Labor would not follow through on its pre-election commitment to remove 9500 poker machines from circulation.
- Michael McGowan
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- Extreme weather
Panic buying, giant waves as Cyclone Alfred barrels towards coast
The oncoming cyclone sparked panic buying on both sides of the border, while surfers made the most of the storm swell at popular beaches on the Gold Coast and at Byron Bay.
- Riley Walter
Albanese clears $4.8bn hurdle in race to federal election
The federal government will lift its share of NSW school funding in a similar deal to a $2.5 billion agreement with Victoria five weeks ago.
- David Crowe
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