NSW State Parliament
Mark Latham not allowed access to full Alex Greenwich psychology report
A lawyer for the former One Nation MP in the sexual harassment proceedings described the report as “advocacy” for Greenwich and redactions as “over the top”.
- Patrick Begley
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Eviction, jail and $1.5 million fines for illegal tobacco sellers
Landlords would be given the power to evict tenants caught selling illegal cigarettes in a plan to fight the thriving tobacco black market.
- Jessica McSweeney
- Updated
- Parliament House
‘Can’t erase history’: Labor to keep Latham’s portrait in parliament
The federal party decided on Monday to add a note to its former leader’s image, saying he had been expelled from the party and that his actions conflicted with its values.
- Brittany Busch
Sydney council boss urged ‘creative accounting’ to find $25 million, inquiry told
Liverpool councillors ousted John Ajaka, a former state MP, last year after a spectacular falling out with Mayor Ned Mannoun.
- Megan Gorrey
Commuters face at least another eight-month wait for new metro line opening
The state government is reluctant to commit to an opening date due to the complexity of converting a heavy rail line in Sydney’s south to one for metro trains.
- Matt O'Sullivan
After failed Rosehill deal, a battle for control of the Australian Turf Club
Peter McGauran resigned as ATC chair this month, and the board must choose his successor in a crucial vote dividing Sydney’s racing elites.
- Kishor Napier-Raman, Stephen Brook and Gemma Grant
‘I’ve broken no law’: Latham denies domestic violence, parliamentary wrongdoing
In a lengthy and at times bizarre address, independent MP Mark Latham said allegations of domestic violence against his former girlfriend were “nonsense”.
- Amber Schultz
- Analysis
- Analysis
NSW Labor vowed to never work with Mark Latham. The reality is more complicated
One of Chris Minns’ first commitments as premier was that he would not work with Mark Latham. A hung parliament means ministers often have no choice.
- Michael McGowan
Labor discusses removing Latham’s portrait from caucus room
Tanya Plibersek says she cried when Mark Latham was named Labor leader in 2003. Latham faces abuse claims by his ex-partner, which he denies.
- Jessica McSweeney
- Opinion
- ALP
Once Labor’s great white hope, Latham’s now just a black Mark
Just over 20 years ago, he almost became prime minister. How did that happen?
- Malcolm Knox
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