Housing revolt erupts over NSW plan to ramp up building A battle over housing is underway between the NSW government and local councils, which claims communities are being kept in the dark about zoning changes. AAP · Feb 6, 2024
Tokyo governor's hydrogen innovation hopes for new deal While rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific occupy Japan and Australia, Tokyo's governor hopes a new deal can combat another growing global challenge. AAP · Feb 6, 2024
NSW mega-councils to foot the bill if they want to reverse forced mergers Labor to create legal pathway for council demergers after forced amalgamations by former Coalition government The Guardian - AU · Feb 5, 2024
Students, staff in limbo after school mould discovery The NSW premier is pushing his federal counterparts on increased funding for public classrooms as students at a Broken Hill school are relocated due to mould. AAP · Feb 1, 2024
Labor luminary and longest-serving NSW treasurer dies Michael Egan, who held the purse strings in NSW longer than anyone else and paved a controversial path to privatisation of public assets, has died aged 75. AAP · Feb 1, 2024
Neighbours saved my life, Sydney shark victim says A woman mauled by a shark in Sydney Harbour has thanked her "heroic and very kind neighbours" for saving her life. AAP · Jan 31, 2024
Fury over Anzac Day rock concert prompts event shift Plans to hold a rock concert in Sydney's Domain have been dashed after veterans criticised the decision as inappropriate and organisers look for an alternative. AAP · Jan 31, 2024
NSW premier says construction waste recycling rules may be reviewed as widespread compliance issues revealed Chris Minns says environmental watchdog’s powers must be ‘sufficiently robust’ amid investigation into asbestos-contaminated garden mulch The Guardian - AU · Jan 29, 2024
It’s no accident neo-Nazis tried to rally on Australia Day. Denialism of our dark history aids their cause Robust condemnation of toxic NSN extremism is heartening. But the broad powers police rely on should give us pause The Guardian - AU · Jan 29, 2024
Nazi Salute To Be Banned In NSW After White Supremacists Gathered In Sydney Over Weekend NSW Premier Chris Minns says the nazi salute will be explicitly outlawed in the state after groups of white supremacists descended on Sydney. Pedestrian.tv · Jan 28, 2024
White power, Nazi salutes to be outlawed in NSW A series of neo-Nazi rallies has steeled the resolve of leaders to ensure the Nazi salute and other white supremacist symbols cannot be legally shown in NSW. AAP · Jan 28, 2024
NSW premier warns ‘pathetic’ neo-Nazis they will be exposed after attempted rally in Sydney park Gathering of at least 20 black-clad, masked men at Artarmon Reserve follows confrontation with police resulting in six arrests on Friday The Guardian - AU · Jan 28, 2024
Stance toughens on extremism as police thwart neo-Nazis A group of neo-Nazis has again gathered in Sydney, drawing condemnation from leaders and a call to crack down on extremists by testing hate laws in court. AAP · Jan 28, 2024
NSW government funds investigations into possible clandestine burials at three Stolen Generations sites Search widens beyond Kinchela boys’ home to include Cootamundra girls’ home and Bomaderry infants’ home The Guardian - AU · Jan 25, 2024
AAP · Jan 23, 2024 Fierce floods a lesson for NSW govt disaster response Premier Chris Minns has visited Eugowra more than a year after floods razed the NSW village. The disaster serves as a lesson for future emergencies, he said.
AAP · Jan 22, 2024 Minns rejects claim hate speech review targets Muslims The NSW premier has been accused of disregarding advice and marginalising Muslims with a review of the state's hate speech laws.
AAP · Jan 19, 2024 NSW agriculture, biosec head gone after a decade in job A senior public servant and former meat industry leader has departed abruptly after a 10-year stint, drawing questions about the future of his department.
AAP · Jan 18, 2024 NSW incitement laws face overhaul amid Gaza tensions A former NSW chief justice will review the state's laws criminalising incitement to violence, which have never resulted in a conviction.
Pedestrian.tv · Jan 18, 2024 The NSW Govt Says It Has ‘No Chance’ Of Meeting Its Housing Targets & Fuck Me, This Is Grim The New South Wales government has admitted that it will not reach its housing target for 2024, and will not even commit to meeting its targets for future years.
AAP · Jan 17, 2024 Challenge to meet housing target laid bare in NSW Serious issues in another major Sydney apartment complex have raised further questions over the ability of NSW to deliver on its ambitious housing targets.
AAP · Jan 17, 2024 Australia Day a 'day off' after tough years: premier Indigenous history will be part of the annual Australia Day events in NSW as Premier Chris Minns describes the date as a chance for unity.
AAP · Jan 16, 2024 'Not a country town': Sydney stadium concert cap lifted Raising a cap on concerts at the inner-city Allianz Stadium has been defended by NSW Premier Chris Minns, who says the facility is there for all to enjoy.
AAP · Jan 12, 2024 Park overhaul call after asbestos found near playground Seven pieces of asbestos have been found in new Sydney parklands as a local mayor takes aim at the contractor that built the park over a $4.6b interchange.
AAP · Dec 25, 2023 Rainfall records likely as storms batter the east coast Boxing Day thunderstorms are expected to continue battering the east coast after some regions likely endured their wettest Christmas on record.
AAP · Dec 18, 2023 Santa delivers happy memories in kids' hospice visit Santa Claus has visited a children's hospice with help from the NSW premier and a helicopter, bringing smiles for terminally ill kids and their families.