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The Minns government has shelved plans to build schools in the very suburbs it has earmarked for housing development.
A Herald investigation raises concerns about how we treat some of our most vulnerable citizens.
The insouciant voyage by the Chinese around our waters must surely be the start of things to come.
A former NSW Liberal MP hoping to enter the federal parliament made a slip that unleashed the teal fundraising machine and opened a new flank in the...
The arrest of the notorious North Shore Rapist has again focused attention on the porous and ineffective controls to keep the state’s high-risk...
The cost of living crisis is hurting everybody except the election promises of campaigning politicians.
Three years after Ukraine was invaded, the country stands at the edge of an abyss as Moscow and Washington circle.
It is clear the industry has lost the public’s trust. Now governments must take swift, decisive action to fix the mess.
For workers and businesses, it was one to forget. Even the most sympathetic to the unions’ cause are tired of being used as bargaining chips.
For five years, a stench has been growing around the damp squib that is the new Sydney Fish Market. Taxpayers should be tired of being on the hook.
Viewers expect ABC presenters and journalists to report without fear or favour. But to do that, staff must be assured their employer will back them.
It’s unacceptable that one in six Australians aged 25-34 feel they can’t afford to visit a doctor.
Premier Chris Minns has been strong and vigorous in confronting antisemitism, but his highly targeted response has inherent problems.
A parliamentary committee highlights new evidence that Australia’s school students know very little about how our country works.
On the eve of the expected announcement of the boundaries for the Great Koala National Park comes a disturbing revelation about the state...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese allowed Opposition Leader Peter Dutton to best him as Australia struggles with an outbreak of antisemitism so he broke...
President Donald Trump’s Gaza plan will live in infamy as he resets the Middle East to more chaos.
Jo Haylen quits as minister for transport after having rudely discovered in politics there is no such thing as a free ride.
The Donald Trump march to chaos continues unimpeded in Washington DC.
The Minns government’s most accident-prone minister comes a cropper again.
The federal and NSW governments seem to have difficulty in getting on the same page in jointly dealing with a new terrorism threat.
The NSW Liberal Party’s incompetence may have come at a huge cost to northern beaches ratepayers.
Australians have strongly backed a Coalition plan to stop foreign investors buying residential property,
New generations forget or do not know, but the dwindling number of Holocaust survivors can bear witness and remind us how close we may be to repeating...
The desired beachfront property is in danger of extinction thanks to climate change, and we should retreat slightly inland to survive.
Support for Australia Day being celebrated on January 26 is stronger than ever.
Home owners may have to share parking spaces at northern Sydney beaches with renters.
With rambling, ranting and retribution, the 21st century’s foremost political showman has given us a good glimpse at the next four years.
With rambling, ranting and retribution, the 21st century’s foremost political showman has given us a good glimpse at the next four years.
With rambling, ranting and retribution, the 21st century’s foremost political showman has given us a good glimpse at the next four years.
History may be kind to Joe Biden, but reality is more hard-hearted.
Circular Quay is Sydney’s local infrastructure production of Waiting for Godot. There have always been grand visions and a plethora of plans,...
On the eve of President-elect Donald Trump being inaugurated for a second term, his wingman – self-perpetuating businessman Elon Musk – is proving...
The so-called Not In My Backyard (NIMBY) forces have chalked up some risible justifications, but few are so openly ludicrous as the reasons put...
The comment by Israeli ambassador Amir Maimon that neither he nor his country has done enough to provide Australians with a better understanding of...
Fees for Sydney’s wealthiest private schools have been in lockstep with Sydney real estate but if house prices are stalling, school fees are...
The sad news from New Orleans and Las Vegas yesterday was a tragic start to the New Year but today the Sydney Cricket Ground reminds us there is...
Medicare, for Labor, is a headland achievement and a useful battering ram come election time. The long history of Coalition hostility to a...
Since the Australian dream of owning your own home became a kind of reality in the 1950s, federal governments have been united in fear of taking...
Sydney is having an unusual Christmas/New Year holiday at the petrol bowser. Having topped 200.6¢ per litre earlier in the month, on Monday our...
NSW has a history of inadequately planning for school infrastructure needs. Schools have closed, only for populations to boom in those areas,...
As NSW attempts to build 378,000 new homes by July 2029, the state’s Building Commission finds itself with no shortage of work. Four in 10 new...
Another page has turned in the asbestos-in-mulch emergency that engulfed Sydney at the start of the year, with a well-known property developer and...
When Sam Konstas was nine, he dreamed of playing cricket for St George at Hurstville Oval one day. It was good enough for Don Bradman, after all. A...
Twenty years ago today, the rising and falling floor of the Indian Ocean sent tsunamis pouring over highly vulnerable coastal communities across...
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