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NSW Labor wants to toughen laws it previously said were causing people to self-harm

NSW Labor wants to toughen laws it previously said were causing people to self-harm

Treasurer Daniel Mookhey once promised to repeal contentious workers’ compensation laws. Now the Minns government wants to make them even tougher.

  • by Michael McGowan

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Inside the fight over who is ‘gaming’ the NSW workers’ comp scheme

Inside the fight over who is ‘gaming’ the NSW workers’ comp scheme

Unions NSW is seeking to pressure the government into backing away from a controversial overhaul of compensation rules.

  • by Michael McGowan
Knife-edge seat of Bradfield to be decided by absentees

Knife-edge seat of Bradfield to be decided by absentees

The Liberals are desperately hoping that absentee votes will swing their way to hold Bradfield on Sydney’s north shore.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Head of NSW schools agency told staff to ‘change’ demographic data, inquiry told
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Head of NSW schools agency told staff to ‘change’ demographic data, inquiry told

Jannatun Haque, a senior data expert, refused to inflate population projections which she told the ICAC was “well understood” to be aimed at acquiring more funding.

  • by Michael McGowan
NSW Lib MP invokes Nazis in debate over widening access to abortion
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NSW Lib MP invokes Nazis in debate over widening access to abortion

The moderate has apologised as the row around women’s access to abortion again erupted on Macquarie Street.

  • by Alexandra Smith
One Liberal leader will be grateful for Dutton’s demise

One Liberal leader will be grateful for Dutton’s demise

The opposition leader in NSW, Mark Speakman, would not say it, but the Liberal Party’s disastrous results at the federal election strengthen his hand.

  • by Alexandra Smith
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The ‘parallel’ NSW schools agency where 26 people earned $500,000 a year

The ‘parallel’ NSW schools agency where 26 people earned $500,000 a year

Education secretary Murat Dizdar told the ICAC a former colleague had a “sharp” and “direct” manner that left some colleagues “bruised”.

  • by Michael McGowan
As others around her fell, this Liberal MP stood her ground. But she’s not entirely happy

As others around her fell, this Liberal MP stood her ground. But she’s not entirely happy

Melissa McIntosh’s seat of Lindsay is one of the Liberal Party’s few remaining Sydney seats. This is how she kept it.

  • by Max Maddison and Mostafa Rachwani
Sackings, bullying and lack of oversight: The fears in top schools unit revealed at ICAC

Sackings, bullying and lack of oversight: The fears in top schools unit revealed at ICAC

The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption is holding a public inquiry into the alleged conduct of Anthony Manning, who headed up School Infrastructure NSW unit from 2017 until last year.

  • by Michael McGowan
Memo to Sydney Water: It’s time to be upfront with the public about PFAS and our drinking water

Memo to Sydney Water: It’s time to be upfront with the public about PFAS and our drinking water

Sydney Water should recognise that secrecy and a lack of transparency leads to fear and anxiety.

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NSW Liberals vow to stick to ‘sensible centre’ as Labor celebrates crushing victory

NSW Liberals vow to stick to ‘sensible centre’ as Labor celebrates crushing victory

As his party sifted through the rubble of Saturday’s devastating defeat, NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman issued a rallying cry to appeal to women and multicultural voters and end “wild fluctuations” in energy policy. 

  • by Michael McGowan

Original URL: https://www.watoday.com.au/politics/nsw