The Latest Breaking News from New South Wales

New statistics show workers injured on the job in NSW are now less likely to return to their jobs, as the state's workplace insurer suffers a big loss.

New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet is driving a push to reduce isolation requirements for people who test positive for COVID from seven to five days. It’s slated for discussion at tomorrow’s National Cabinet meeting, with Perrottet urging a consistent approach across all states and territories.

Power poles could become charging points for electric cars nationwide if a NSW trial is successful, opening up the option for people living in flats and units.

The NSW government's Biodiversity Offsetting Scheme is failing to protect threatened species and ecological communities, an auditor-general's report has found.

An 11-year-old child is among 205 people being held in NSW youth detention centres and the proportion of Indigenous detainees is increasing.

A NSW police officer has described to a jury the moment he realised he had been stabbed by a man he was trying to arrest in June 2019.

The South Sydney playing group are unfazed by Venues NSW's move to block them from training at Allianz Stadium ahead of the first NRL game at the new ground.

A NSW minister has been accused of blocking officials from revealing nearly 400 foster children needed to be housed in hotels or motels in the past 14 months.

More urgent care clinics staffed by general practitioners will be rolled out across Victoria and NSW, the two state premiers have announced.

The union that represents workers in hospitals and the aged care sector says Australia needs to start trusting people to do the right thing and stay home if sick, instead of mandating isolation periods.

"The plan to overthrow NNSWF's independent board is unnecessary and robs clubs of the opportunity to guide reform ..."