Chris Minns
Counterterrorism squad called in as Sydney synagogue attacks escalate
Police are hunting two people who they say spray-painted swastika symbols on Newtown Synagogue before using a clear liquid to try to set the building alight.
- Megan Gorrey
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- University
Forty arts students and one engineer: What NSW politicians studied at uni
They attend university at a higher rate than their constituents, but when it comes to discipline, most MPs in the state opt for one of a small handful of subjects.
- Cindy Yin
Health officials scramble with mass resignation of state’s doctors
A metropolitan Sydney hospital will struggle to treat patients after more than half of the state’s hospital psychiatrists tendered their resignations.
- Cindy Yin
‘Worse and worse every day’: Sydney rail commuters face more frustration
As a bitter pay dispute drags on, union members are due to restart action that could slow the passenger train network as more people return to work next week.
- Megan Gorrey
- Opinion
- Housing crisis
The U-turn on Sydney’s housing crisis no one saw coming
The NSW Coalition suddenly promises to work with the premier to build homes. There will be a reckoning on that pledge.
- Alexandra Smith
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- Drug reform
State’s top doctor raises alarm as Sydney vapers develop opioid addiction
Dr Kerry Chant pushed the premier to think beyond pill-testing after young Sydneysiders unknowingly inhaled synthetic opioids through vapes.
- Daniel Lo Surdo
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- Property development
How a 45-year-old act is holding Sydney hostage on housing reform
This unruly 327-page document is holding Sydney back on housing. Could there finally be a fix?
- Alexandra Smith and Michael McGowan
We need to exercise common sense before trundling off to a GP
A substantial number of patients who see a GP are suffering a minor ailment or illness that resolves on its own.
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- Property development
The plan to solve Sydney’s housing crisis that had only one application
A key pillar of Premier Chris Minns’ commitment to easing the housing supply shortage, transport oriented development zones have yet to spur new supply.
- Michael McGowan
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- Spending
Bypassing scrutiny or getting things done? The secret change to government spending decisions
A change to the state’s business case policy allows the premier to make investment decisions via “media release″, detractors claim.
- Max Maddison
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