The Latest Breaking News from Chris Minns

NSW Liberal Treasurer Matt Kean says the Scott Morrison government paid the ultimate price for abandoning moderate voters and the party needs to "get its act together" and stop shifting to the right.

Negotiations between the NSW government and rail unions have broken down as the finance minister warns the unions against engaging in "industrial chaos".

A New South Wales government review into grant funding recommends a raft of changes but falls short of saying pork-barrelling should be an offence.

Bronnie Taylor says government accepts there is a ‘need to do more’ and will pore over 44 recommendations

Unlike their city counterparts, having access to essential cancer treatments is merely a dream for many on the NSW far south coast. And despite political promises, some fear that dream may never become a reality.

Members of the NSW government and opposition have been scrambling to air their opinions on trans women in sport.

Liberal candidate for Gilmore Andrew Constance has told the Prime Minister he does not want a portfolio in a potential future Coalition federal government. It comes as Labor accuses Mr Constance of rewriting history over his claims that no Australian company had bid for a billion-dollar state rail contract.

The Libs' Paterson candidate, Brooke Vitnell, was perhaps fortunate to be out of town when Scott Morrison dropped into Edgeworth Tavern this week to exchange pleasantries with the locals.

Expanded laws and harsher offences for protesters won't stop the blockade movement they've targeted from continuing its pursuit of economic disruption.

Sydney media’s reactionary momentum machine can help explain crackdown on climate activists

New law, which brings in fines of up to $22,000 and up to two years in jail, passes on extra sitting day of parliament