'Punched him in the head': watchdog gets police footage Police vision of an officer appearing to brag about punching a protester has been referred to the law enforcement watchdog, as some call for his suspension. AAP · Sep 1
NSW top prosecutor Sally Dowling and attorney general discussed which barristers could review findings into her office, estimates hears Dowling tells budget estimates that Michael Daley called to tell her he was appointing a senior counsel and ‘raised quite a number of names’ The Guardian - AU · Sep 1
What’s the difference between paid work and friendly advice? Charles Perrottet and Icac are finding out Star witness says he wasn’t paid directly for advice he gave to a consultancy – but his wife’s company got big sums of money The Guardian - AU · Aug 31
Cleary on brink of greatness with Brad Fittler Medal Nathan Cleary has added another individual gong to what is already proving a massive season, after being voted NSW's best in State of Origin. AAP · Aug 31
Controversial measures to prevent another shark mauling The weather's warming and the NSW government has announced measures to prevent another shark attack, a horror laid bare by the latest survivor. AAP · Aug 31
Icac lawyer tells Charles Perrottet the key to lying is ‘you have to be really good at remembering it’ Perrottet disagrees when counsel assisting Peggy Dwyer SC claims brother of former NSW premier is not truthful and ‘constructing evidence’ The Guardian - AU · Aug 31
NSW may not be able to prosecute large-scale water theft due to doubts about licences for billions of litres Successful legal challenge raises questions about hundreds of floodplain harvesting licences issued by former Coalition government The Guardian - AU · Aug 30
Record low snow marks harsh reality for ski sector With the prospect of shorter winters and less reliable snow, ski resorts are investing in snowmaking or expanding their summer offerings to get by. AAP · Aug 30
Charles Perrottet becomes Icac’s main character amid claims of hidden payments and political hit jobs The brother of former premier questioned over what, if anything, was done in return for $2m from developer turned fugitive Jean Nassif The Guardian - AU · Aug 28
‘We execute the prick’: Charles Perrottet sent text plotting downfall of NSW Liberal minister, Icac hears Brother of former state premier tells Icac he sent message to his wife referring to a plan to damage the career of rival David Elliott The Guardian - AU · Aug 28
Minister defies premier on armed Jewish security group A state minister has backed police in a disagreement over allowing an armed Jewish private security service to operate in public spaces. AAP · Aug 28
Hanson tells star candidate to stop speaking Japanese One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has announced the party's leading candidates for an upcoming state election, but one debutant strayed from the script. AAP · Aug 27
One Nation’s new NSW leader Mike Newman is an investment banker who wants to ‘get rid of wokery’ Son of former ABC chair will contest seat of Cessnock in March state election and says ‘my wife’s Japanese’ so he doesn’t believe party is racist The Guardian - AU · Aug 27
Thieves stole 400,000 juvenile oysters worth about $350,000 from an Australian farm; the grower says a third of his stock is gone and the theft has set him back two to three years Waterborne thieves stole 400,000 young oysters from a New South Wales farm. This large-scale theft wiped out a third of the grower's total stock. The stolen oysters were valued at approximately $350,000 AUD and were crucial for Christmas sales. Police are investigating the incident, which could set the business back… The Times of India · Aug 27
The Guardian - AU · Aug 27 ‘If you harm my project, I’ll harm you’: former NSW official tells Icac about fugitive developer’s call Former building commissioner David Chandler told inquiry of clashes with ‘loud and overbearing’ developer Jean Nassif
AAP · Aug 27 Fugitive developer faces corruption probe from Lebanon A dodgy developer at the centre of a Liberal Party-linked corruption inquiry and who fled the country is set to front a hearing remotely.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 26 Now you seafood, now you don’t: $350k worth of oysters vanish without a trace in NSW About 400,000 juvenile Sydney rock oysters were taken from an oyster farm on state’s mid-north coast earlier this year, police say
The Guardian - AU · Aug 25 NSW’s koala national park will protect threatened species and cap logging. Could the Greens really block it? The Albanese government approved a proposal allowing the park to create carbon credits worth hundreds of millions of dollars, sparking a schism among environmentalists
The Guardian - AU · Aug 25 Man denied parole a second time over anti-Israel graffiti despite judge’s scathing critique of case NSW parole authority says Mohommed Farhat followed ‘extremist ideology of antisemitic character’ after judge separately rules ‘Fuk Israel’ is ‘political comment’
AAP · Aug 25 Facial recognition, cashless play in gaming reforms A state with a high prevalence of poker machines has unveiled a tranche of gaming reforms, although many say they haven't gone far enough.
AAP · Aug 25 'Perfect storm': builder collapses, buyers in lurch Insolvency experts have been called in to help rescue a major property developer which has thousands of homes to build across three states.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 24 Dominic Perrottet’s brother allegedly shared ‘dirt’ including secret phone recording of minister, Icac hears Charles Perrottet appeared to be furthering fugitive developer Jean Nassif’s interests by undermining adversaries, a former NSW MP claims
The Conversation · Aug 24 ‘We are not in a safe place’: women reveal being abused while producing the food Australians eat I just worked two weeks in a farm in New South Wales and one of my friends stayed with my kids at home. With rent, sometimes I pay on time. Sometimes I call the landlord and say I will pay in two weeks. I really need my work rights or…
AAP · Aug 23 Severe storms, floods threaten south-east states A powerful low-sweeping storm out of WA will dump heavy rain, unleash severe thunderstorms and trigger fresh flooding across southeast and central Australia
The Guardian - AU · Aug 23 Morning Mail: anger over gambling logos ban delay; Canada and US plunge into trade war; classroom digital detox debate Betting logos to remain on jerseys until 2032; war of words in US-Canada trade dispute; rethink urged over screen time in classrooms