The Latest Breaking News from New South Wales

NSW Police have released audio they hope will help them find the assassins who killed a Turkish diplomat and his bodyguard in Sydney more than four decades ago.

Clear air is essential ahead of an election. Space to make the case to voters. Room to build positive momentum. And yet, hurtling towards a poll in March 2023, the NSW Liberal-National government is gasping for breath.

There will be rolling train strikes across the NSW transport network from next week as the rail union remains at loggerheads with the state government.

NSW Sports Minister Stuart Ayres has warned funding for further stadium projects may have to wait as the NRL weighs moving its grand final to Queensland.

Aboriginal leaders in northern NSW have criticised the emergency response to unprecedented floods by multiple levels of government.

New South Wales Trade Minister Stuart Ayres concedes he should have told former deputy premier John Barilaro not to apply for an overseas trade role. But he maintains his actions were in the public interest.

NSW's new casino watchdog will get powers to investigate wrongdoing and enforce compliance with tough new controls targeting money laundering.

At every federal election, there is a moment when election-watchers turn their attention to the seat of Eden-Monaro in New South Wales. Between 1972 and 2013, the party that formed government won Eden-Monaro. It was (and for some, still is) considered a bellwether seat – what happens in Eden-Monaro is…

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