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The five NSW Labor advisers who faced detention for ignoring the demands of a parliamentary committee told an inquiry they are not lawbreakers.
Chris Minns’ team vowed to do things differently. But it’s been caught out.
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey’s steady-as-she-goes budget had some strong policies, without any bold reforms.
A “canny use of the state’s balance sheet” or a letdown that missed the chance to build the city and invest in healthcare? Here’s our view of...
The premier refuses to face an upper house inquiry into the “Dural caravan incident” – and he’s telling his staffers not to appear. But they...
After one of the closest electoral contests in Australian history, the party faces a diabolical dilemma.
After one of the closest electoral contests in Australian history, the party faces a diabolical dilemma.
After one of the closest electoral contests in Australian history, the party faces a diabolical dilemma.
After one of the closest electoral contests in Australian history, the party faces a diabolical dilemma.
Former Victorian treasurer Alan Stockdale and former Victorian senator Richard Alston fronted the NSW Liberal Women’s Council on Tuesday night to...
A recount of votes in the north shore seat may not settle who will represent it in Canberra as a Liberal and an independent brace for a rematch.
Chris Minns wants to summon the can-do audacity of Peter V’Landys to turbocharge big, bold ideas for Sydney. But is the rugby league and racing...
Premier Chris Minns has egg on his face after backing the Rosehill sale. He says alternatives are in the works, but next time he’ll need to deliver.
Commuters do not look for scapegoats. They just want the trains to run, and on time.
Failing to hold on to this north shore seat says everything about the NSW Liberal Party.
An anti-abortion campaigner has managed to unite both sides of the political divide with her Trumpian rhetoric.
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.
More Australians than ever are shunning the Saturday sizzle and voting before election day. I wish they wouldn’t.
The current problems in the NSW Liberals are more than a distraction for Peter Dutton. They could disrupt the federal campaign.
But if Dutton fails to seize critical seats in the state, it may be a boon for Mark Speakman.
It seems the Minns government will have a fight on its hands – or will it retreat from its great hope for desperately needed housing?
The timing matters because hate speech laws were rushed through, in part, because of the angst over antisemitic attacks.
Both sides of politics have skeletons in the wine cellar. Now the door is being flung open.
Like plenty of anxious parents, I spent the summer holidays prepping my daughter for her public transport commute to her new high school several...
After months of stalled negotiations, on Thursday rail union bosses were convinced a deal was almost done. By Friday morning, the system was in...
That anyone could use public healthcare as a weapon of hate is a most distressing thought. But we’ve been compelled to consider that reality.
Jo Haylen’s unauthorised use of a government car and driver begs the question: has the Minns government grown too comfortable with the trappings of...
Premier Chris Minns is only changing the rules for parliamentary drivers because Jo Haylen was caught out. The government has better things to do with...
Premier Chris Minns is only changing the rules for parliamentary drivers because Jo Haylen was caught out. The government has better things to do with...
Premier Chris Minns and NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb says covert investigations were crucial in the latest escalation of antisemitism attacks.
Chris Minns is two years away from an election, so he can ride out these bad times, but an angry, scared Sydney is a big risk for Anthony Albanese.
As far as new year’s resolutions went, no one saw this coming. Could it be that in 2025, an opposition party in NSW takes the unprecedented step of...
Here is a tale of two Labor leaders. On Friday night, Premier Chris Minns was at Sydney’s Central Synagogue, supporting a community stunned by a...
NSW Labor (and plenty of trainspotters) celebrated some highs in 2024, largely thanks to the government having the good fortune of being able to...
To buy itself more time and escape the wrath – and campaigning prowess – of the state’s powerful clubs and pubs ahead of last year’s election, NSW...
The one-time federal Labor leader Mark Latham – who has a history of defecting to political parties willing to take him – finished the 2024...
The one-time Liberal transport minister David Elliott used to boast about his collegial relationship with the all-powerful Rail, Tram and Bus...
Colette Duff is angry and ready to quit her job. Duff, a registered nurse with 30 years of experience, works in the emergency department of...
It is easy to begrudge private health insurance. It is even easier to begrudge private health insurers. They are the smaller cousins to the big...
On Sydney’s insular peninsula, which has always voted blue except for a dalliance with an independent in 2005, the NSW Liberals were not prepared...
For a bill that was left languishing in NSW parliament for more than a year, it moved with incredible pace once an Olympic swimming great, a...
Like most parents with young kids, I assume mine will live with us forever. Or at least far longer than most of my generation stayed at home. It...
The new kid on the conservative block reckons it has the answer to the state’s crippling housing crisis. Approve every development application...
The looming byelections in Epping, Hornsby and Pittwater are somewhat unusual for the NSW Liberals. Not because two of the seats were left empty by...
Of course Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was right when he declared “parents are worried sick” about social media. As a mother of an almost...
Of course Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was right when he declared “parents are worried sick” about social media. As a mother of an almost...
Of course Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was right when he declared “parents are worried sick” about social media. As a mother of an almost...
Of course Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was right when he declared “parents are worried sick” about social media. As a mother of an almost...
If we needed a further reminder of the Liberals’ woeful ability to carry out basic admin critical to the party’s functions, it was on full display...
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