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NSW Liberal Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane and Federal Liberal Opposition Leader Sussan Ley arrive at the NSW Liberal State Council Meeting in Sydney on Saturday.

Coalition casts doubt on Perrottet’s signature gambling policy

Cashless gaming was a key policy for former Liberal premier Dominic Perrottet in the 2023 election campaign.

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A generation unit at Origin Energy’s Eraring coal plant, during scheduled maintenance work.

Nation’s largest coal power plant may get another lifeline to prevent blackouts

Australians will bear the cost of preventing heightened risk of blackouts from 2027, when the nation’s biggest coal plant shuts.

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Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane, new in the job, on her street walk on Tuesday in Eastwood, in NSW’s most marginal (Liberal-held) seat.

The Sloane effect: Why we can’t stop watching the Liberals

The early fascination with newly installed NSW opposition leader Kellie Sloane can’t last indefinitely. Voter fascination will become interrogation.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns

‘Release it all’: Premier fumes at resurfacing of donation allegations

Chris Minns has said the drip-feeding of information from a parliamentary committee is the work of his political enemies.

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Pushing the chronological envelope

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Trump, Putin “peace plan” a disgrace and sell-out

Readers are highly critical of Trump and Putin’s “concocted” peace plans for Ukraine.

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Sloane said she had been “super chuffed” to receive supportive messages from former NSW Liberal premiers Gladys Berejiklian and Mike Baird, and Federal Opposition Leader Sussan Ley.

NSW Liberal leader Kellie Sloane heckled during visit to Parramatta

A protester shouted at Sloane to “go on back to Vaucluse” as the opposition leader tried to woo voters in western Sydney. Sloane says she’s not afraid to have “difficult conversations”.

  • Megan Gorrey
Documents reveal the lead up to the November 8 rally and its fallout.

‘Mal not happy’: Police text messages reveal neo-Nazi rally fallout

A tranche of documents tabled in parliament includes text messages from a deputy police commissioner, who failed to tell his boss about the rally plans.

  • Patrick Begley, Michael McGowan and Jack Gramenz
Matthew Gruter (third from left) with other members of the NSN outside NSW Parliament on November 8.

Prison time, $22,000 fines for Nazi chants in new laws

Those who make public displays supporting Nazi ideology will face jail time under new laws proposed by the NSW government.

  • Jessica McSweeney and Patrick Begley

Australia’s $1 trillion tax problem fuels one battle after another. But it can be solved

It’s falling apart at the seams, but there are ways to save the federation – and improve the living standards of all Australians.

  • Shane Wright and Millie Muroi

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