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A meeting between NSW government ministers and rail unions has failed to resolve a long-running dispute, with more industrial action planned.

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Nazi symbols banned in NSW

Knowingly displaying Nazi flags or memorabilia bearing swastikas has been banned in NSW, and those found in breach could be jailed for up to a year.

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The small swimming club making a big splash

NSW championships next for Charlestown.

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Former NSW building commissioner David Chandler's resignation letter released

The NSW government releases the resignation letter of the state's building commissioner in which he raises concerns about calls he received from sacked fair trading minister Eleni Petinos and former deputy premier John Barilaro.

ABC News

Kate Washington slams government refusal to consider Tomaree Lodge for emergency housing

Port Stephens homelessness crisis before NSW Parliament

Newcastle Herald

NSW corrections officer faces upgraded charge of murder over death of Indigenous inmate

A Corrective Services officer is facing an upgraded murder charge over the shooting of an Indigenous inmate during an escape attempt in 2019. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the image of a person who has died.

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Let us play at Moore Park: Rabbitohs

South Sydney coach Jason Demetriou has urged the NSW government to approve their move to Allianz Stadium, which will host its first NRL game next month.

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Murder charge prompts NSW prison strike

NSW prison officers are considering going on strike after a colleague was charged with murder for shooting a handcuffed man dead as he fled a Lismore hospital.

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NSW parliament appoints complaints officer

A new independent officer has been appointed to investigate and act on complaints of misconduct and bullying in the NSW parliament.

AAP

Neighbours' Ramsay Street should have been Ramsay Court. So, when is a street a street?

Look, down on the ground — is it a street? Is it a road? Is it a boulevard or drive? Well, that depends on a number of factors, and a lot of rules that aren't always observed.

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Plan to restore 'prestige' to NSW teaching

Higher paid roles could be offered to outstanding teachers to keep the best teachers in NSW classrooms but unions say it will pit teachers against each other.

AAP

Sydney news: Plan to pay 'outstanding' teachers up to $130,000 in NSW

MORNING BRIEFING: It is hoped a better system for rewarding and retaining top teachers may also help attract more people to the profession.

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NSW building boss quit due to ex-minister

A letter from the NSW building commissioner has exposed a "problematic" relationship between a former government minister and the workplace of John Barilaro.

AAP

Djirringanj man pleading guilty to possessing abalone says native title defence for cultural fishing unaffordable

Two men have been sentenced on the NSW far south coast after being apprehended by NSW Fisheries with more than 1,000 abalones.

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Former NSW building commissioner David Chandler's resignation letter referred to ICAC

The NSW Premier reveals the resignation letter of the former building commissioner has been referred to ICAC after speculation about why he abruptly quit last month.

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Men winched to safety after seaplane crashes into a lake near Moruya, southern NSW

Two men in their 50s are treated for minor cuts and abrasions after their seaplane crashes into Coila Lake in southern New South Wales.

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Building watchdog letter sent to ICAC

Dominic Perrottet says a controversial resignation letter from the state's building commissioner has been sent to the Independent Commission Against Corruption.

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NSW disaster agency clearly failed: Labor

Labor is calling for Resilience NSW to be abolished after it failed in its mission to help victims during the disastrous floods earlier this year.

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High Court rejects NSW animal welfare case

The High Court has rejected a challenge by animal rights activists against surveillance laws in NSW they say burden their right to publish animal cruelty.

ABC News

High Court throws out bid by animal rights activists to challenge 'ag-gag' laws preventing them from filming farm practices

The High Court throws out a bid by animal rights activists to challenge the validity of so-called "ag-gag" laws in New South Wales, restricting their ability to film farming practices surreptitiously and publish the results.

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Kean pushing for renewed policy focus

NSW Treasurer and new deputy Liberal leader Matt Kean wants to draw a line in the sand on recent government scandals to focus on policies.

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Morning mail: bulk billing numbers ‘not honest’, Trump raid galvanises right, Serena Williams to retire

Wednesday: Health minister says primary healthcare in ‘worst shape’ since Medicare began. Plus: Australia’s highest and lowest income suburbs

ABC News

Growing concerns about spread of feral deer across northern New South Wales

Deer have become a seemingly incongruous regular sighting in suburban communities around NSW in streets and busy highways.

ABC News

Sydney news: Illawarra South Coast Line commuters urged to take alternative transport due to industrial action

MORNING BRIEFING: Commuters on the Illawarra South Coast Line, which runs from Bondi Junction to Bomaderry, are urged to take alternative transport today, with no trains running due to industrial action.

The Conversation

How 'fast' politics has left the NSW government staring into the electoral abyss

The 1973 Watergate Committee hearings ran for 51 days. The televised revelations drew a huge audience. The pressure built with slow, devastating intensity, devouring then US President Richard Nixon’s agenda, eventually leaving him no option but to fall on his sword.

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