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Infrastructure NSW report finds expensive projects will be 'challenging' to deliver

Large NSW infrastructure projects like the Beaches Link and the Parramatta Light Rail could be put on hold after a report finds they will be "challenging" to deliver.

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Chris Dawson 'very flirtatious' with schoolgirl he would later marry, court hears

Former Sydney teacher Chris Dawson was "very flirtatious" and "very vain" while interacting with a schoolgirl he would later marry, a close friend of the woman has told a court.

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More shootings on Sydney’s streets and yet more police powers – but to what end?

Lawyers and experts believe tackling underlying causes of organised crime may be more effective than greater police crackdowns

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Babysitter tells murder trial Chris Dawson treated her like a 'sex slave'

A babysitter who worked for Chris Dawson tells a murder trial the former school teacher made her fear for her life and treated her like a "sex slave" after his wife Lynette vanished 40 years ago.

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A race against time as Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill faces long list of amendments in the NSW upper house

A marathon debate is expected with around 100 amendments listed for discussion but supporters are hopeful the bill will be passed by midnight tonight.

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Liberal member for Wentworth Dave Sharma again under threat from an independent

The marginal Liberal seat of Wentworth in Sydney's east is once again under threat from an independent. And the challenge from Allegra Spender is forcing incumbent Dave Sharma to prove his moderate credentials.

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Sydney council's plan to change Russian consulate's address to Ukraine Street

Sydney's Russian consulate could soon have a new address, on Ukraine Street, if a local council gets its way.

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Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case focuses on who shot dog as two witnesses recant evidence

The identity of a soldier who shot a dog and whether he was present on a mission when an Afghan man was allegedly shot dead was at the heart of Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation case this week.

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First cruise ship to arrive in Australia for two years due to COVID-19 pandemic docks in Sydney

Hordes of people watch from the shore as P&O's Pacific Explorer becomes the first cruise ship to arrive in Australia in two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Young people urged to enrol to vote in 2022 federal election as closing date nears

The federal election is just weeks away but 15 per cent of people aged 18 to 24 are not enrolled to vote.

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Sydney news: Meteorologists warn wet weather could last for months

MORNING BRIEFING: There are fears more rain in already saturated catchments could add to the woes of NSW communities already reeling from major floods.

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Veterans’ affairs minister threatened to quit over budget; Australia reports 30 Covid deaths – as it happened

Andrew Gee calls backlog of veteran’s compensation payments ‘a national disgrace’; WA teenager among 30 Covid deaths across the country. This blog is now closed

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Queensland floods prompt 1,000 calls for help as heavy rain continues – as it happened

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Man who died in Sydney shark attack swam at Little Bay 'every day'

All beaches in Sydney's east and south will re-open on Friday after there were no further sightings of a shark that fatally attacked a swimmer yesterday.

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Speculation on Tudge’s future; integrity commission plans shelved – as it happened

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Australia Day 2022: Fireworks launched to mark end of revelry and protests

Fireworks light up the sky as the curtain closes on a day of celebrations and protests after Australia welcomed more than 16,000 new citizens, with the nation urged to "walk together as one mob".

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Crowds march for Invasion Day protests – as it happened

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