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The Latest Breaking News from New South Wales

COVID updates: All the coronavirus news you need in the one place — as it happened

Get up to speed on the latest coronavirus news happening across the country.

ABC News · Feb 1, 2022

Sydney news: Thousands of free hospitality courses offered to ease worker shortage

The NSW government will fund 5,000 spots on responsible service of alcohol courses to boost the workforce in the hospitality industry, which has been devastated by COVID-19.

ABC News · Feb 1, 2022

Mining turbocharging region's transition

We want to remain the powerhouse of NSW, but there's no need to kill our coal mining industry along the way.

Newcastle Herald · Feb 1, 2022

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NSW's Blue Mountains could lose World Heritage status if Warragamba dam plan goes ahead: experts

Scientific advisers to UNESCO have delivered a scathing assessment of the NSW government's plans to raise Warragamba dam, prompting fears that the Blue Mountains could lose its World Heritage status if the project proceeds.

ABC News · Feb 1, 2022

NSW regions face hit to workplace safety

Complaints to SafeWork NSW were on track for an all-time high last year while inspections fell, but the government is not planning to expand regional offices.

AAP · Feb 1, 2022

NSW COVID numbers trending down

In a bid to help the NSW hospitality industry which has been hit hard by Omicron, the government will pay for 5000 responsible service of alcohol courses.

AAP · Feb 1, 2022

NSW Health apologises for rural healthcare

Senior NSW Health officials have apologised to patients and families who have received substandard care outside cities, saying there are staff shortages.

AAP · Feb 1, 2022

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NSW to co-fund 1,000 electric vehicle charging stations across the state over four years

Treasurer Matt Kean says $171m infrastructure spend is essential: ‘EVs will play a critical role in halving our emissions by 2030’

The Guardian - AU · Feb 1, 2022

Ex-Liberal Craig Kelly looks to lure Coalition votes on vaccines

As the leader of the United Australia Party, Craig Kelly is hoping to use his anti-vaccination platform and the lure of preference deals as a dividing line.

The New Daily · Feb 1, 2022

If You’re Longing For A Cheeky Toe-Dip And Splash, Here Are The Best Aussie Beaches Of 2022

Tourism Australia has revealed the 20 best Aussie beaches for 2022 so take notes budgie smuggler-wearing adventurers.

Pedestrian.tv · Feb 1, 2022

Gladys Berejiklian called Scott Morrison a ‘horrible’ and untrustworthy person in leaked texts – report

Former NSW premier says she has ‘no recollection of such messages’ while prime minister states he doesn’t agree with their content

The Guardian - AU · Feb 1, 2022

Berejiklian: Morrison a "horrible, horrible person"

Former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian and a current Liberal cabinet member attacked the prime minister in a leaked text exchange, according to the Ten Network.

AAP · Feb 1, 2022

Gladys Berejiklian has 'no recollection' of calling Scott Morrison 'horrible, horrible' person in text message

Former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian says she has no recollection of calling Scott Morrison a "horrible, horrible person" in texts to another senior Liberal.

ABC News · Feb 1, 2022

Elective surgery back in Hunter as COVID numbers stabilise

The Hunter's grim COVID-19 death toll continued to climb on Tuesday as the NSW government announced the return of non-urgent elective surgery.

Newcastle Herald · Feb 1, 2022

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AAP · Feb 1, 2022

Gang of girls burn, bind and beat boy

A group of girls in country NSW robbed a 13-year-old schoolmate of his phone before violently assaulting him with fists, knees and a cigarette lighter.

AAP · Feb 1, 2022

NSW govt urged to dump 'silly' COVID bill

A NSW government plan to remove the presumption that COVID-positive workers in certain industries caught the virus at work will undermine workers, Labor says.

AAP · Feb 1, 2022

Top cop elects for small town ceremony

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb returned to her old school in Boorowa for her swearing-in ceremony, paying tribute to the country community that shaped her.

The Guardian - AU · Feb 1, 2022

Leading Liberal candidate Jane Buncle quits Warringah race, leaving ‘Tony Abbott 2.0’ to contest seat

Local Liberals concede Zali Steggall is likely to retain seat as multiple candidates withdraw over party’s NSW preselection crisis

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The Guardian - AU · Feb 1, 2022

Ping-pong tables and free transit: plan to re-energise Sydney’s city centre

NSW government to consider ambitious plan to make the city centre a safer and more appealing destination

AAP · Feb 1, 2022

Attack on NSW hospital staff a 'one-off'

Security measures at hospitals on the NSW mid-north coast have been beefed-up after a violent assault on health care staff at Port Macquarie Base Hospital.

ABC News · Jan 31, 2022

Hunter resident group says wind farms not welcome as valley faces coal-free future

Everyone from industry groups and governments to environmentalists is asking: In the Hunter, what comes after coal? Not wind farms, according to a group of landholders.

ABC News · Jan 31, 2022

NSW records 30 COVID-19 deaths, non-urgent elective surgery to resume

With hospital admissions stabilising, the NSW government says it can resume non-urgent elective surgeries which have been suspended for just under a month due to the Omicron wave.

AAP · Jan 31, 2022

Labor accused of 'humiliating' gas switch

Labor has changed its tune and backs building a new gas-fired plant in NSW on the condition it runs completely on green hydrogen by the decade's end.

ABC News · Jan 31, 2022

Sydney news: Schools welcome back students for term one

Schools across the state are welcoming back students and are relying on rapid antigen tests and ventilation to keep children safe.

ABC News · Jan 31, 2022

Why The Rubens lead singer Sam Margin was forced to turn to charity during the pandemic

Sam Margin is used to performing in front of thousands of people as lead singer of The Rubens, but when COVID-19 meant that stopped, his finances quickly dried up too.

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