Barilaro inquiry a 'huge scandal': Labor Findings from an inquiry into John Barilaro's appointment to a lucrative overseas trade role are a "huge scandal", NSW Labor says. AAP · Jul 14, 2022
Sydney news: Unvaccinated people will soon be able to visit NSW aged care homes MORNING BRIEFING: Unvaccinated people will be allowed to visit residents in aged care homes across NSW from next Monday. ABC News · Jul 13, 2022
Deputy premier questioned Barilaro hiring NSW Deputy Premier Paul Toole has conceded he had questions when he was told John Barilaro had landed a cushy taxpayer-funded role in New York City. AAP · Jun 27, 2022
NSW police overreached in treatment of protesters after botched raid, civil groups say Human rights and environment organisations call for police to act ‘responsibly, with integrity’ ahead of planned climate action in Sydney The Guardian - AU · Jun 23, 2022
NSW Police handed $169 million boost The 2022/23 budget has handed NSW's law enforcement almost $169 million in new investment, taking its total funding for the year to more than $5.5 billion. AAP · Jun 21, 2022
NSW budget: $1.6b cash splash for regions More than one billion dollars has been allocated to growing a fund for infrastructure upgrades in NSW's regional areas. AAP · Jun 21, 2022
Seven climate activists charged after raid Seven people face charges after police raided a rural property northwest of Sydney where they allege illegal climate change protests were being planned. AAP · Jun 19, 2022
Nurses call for better conditions to retain regional health workforce incentive scheme recruits Nurses in NSW's south-east say throwing money at health workers via the regional health workforce incentive scheme will not improve working conditions as they continue to push for more staff per shift. ABC News · Jun 17, 2022
Lismore to get incident centre in more than $130 million funding boost for NSW SES Lismore will get a new incident control centre in an effort to ramp up the NSW State Emergency Service's presence in the Northern Rivers in the wake of this year's devastating floods. ABC News · Jun 12, 2022
FOI shows NSW planning department 'coaching' miner to stress BlueScope link, green groups say Environmental groups say private emails obtained under Freedom Of Information laws show the NSW Department of Planning "coaching" a mining company seeking approval for a coal mine extension after it was rejected by an independent planning panel. ABC News · Jun 9, 2022
Sydney news: Renewable energy funding boost of $1.2 billion promised in state budget MORNING BRIEFING: The NSW government says the budget will see the state’s largest investment in infrastructure for renewable energy, expected to help create 2,700 construction jobs. ABC News · Jun 9, 2022
Winter relief for flood-stricken northern NSW with government funding for roads, rates, services While the latest state government grants are welcome, some locals fear the winter months ahead as many remain homeless and without power. ABC News · Jun 3, 2022
Cost of living relief for flood-hit NSW NSW has provided a $40m financial relief package to residents in the Northern Rivers region whose properties were damaged in intense flooding earlier this year. AAP · Jun 3, 2022
Infrastructure NSW report finds expensive projects will be 'challenging' to deliver Large NSW infrastructure projects like the Beaches Link and the Parramatta Light Rail could be put on hold after a report finds they will be "challenging" to deliver. ABC News · May 31, 2022
ABC News · May 24, 2022 'It is imperative': NSW Police Association calls for models of affordable housing for officers The New South Wales Police Association conference has heard many officers can no longer afford to live in the communities they serve due to the state's housing crisis.
The Guardian - AU · May 22, 2022 More shootings on Sydney’s streets and yet more police powers – but to what end? Lawyers and experts believe tackling underlying causes of organised crime may be more effective than greater police crackdowns
ABC News · May 19, 2022 Questions hang over funding for major Great Western Highway tunnel through Blue Mountains The opposition warns the NSW Government's projection of $8 billion for Great Western Highway upgrades may not be 'credible'.
ABC News · May 16, 2022 Police Minister defends time taken to implement new powers designed to tackle drug crime in NSW The NSW government defends the length of time it took to to enact approved legislation targeting organised crime figures involved in the supply of drugs.
AAP · May 16, 2022 NSW police get sweeping powers to search NSW drug dealers will be targeted by police with new powers to search their homes without a warrant, as part of a crackdown on suspected gang members.
ABC News · May 15, 2022 Gangland detectives explore theory Rami Iskander was targeted for planning to avenge uncle's killing Detectives investigating the shooting death of Rami Iskander in Sydney's south-west are pursuing multiple lines of inquiry, including whether he was targeted for planning a revenge attack over his uncle's death, underworld figure Mahmoud "Brownie" Ahmad, the ABC understands.
ABC News · May 15, 2022 Blue Mountains to get Australia's longest road tunnel, promises of reduced travel times NSW Deputy Premier Paul Toole says the 11-kilometre tunnel between Blackheath and Little Hartley is part of a broader upgrade that will knock 30 minutes off the commute between Katoomba and Lithgow.
AAP · May 13, 2022 Gang report worries NSW police minister Reports criticising the police approach to fighting organised crime have been greeted with concern by NSW Police Minster Paul Toole.
Pedestrian.tv · May 8, 2022 Get Absolutely Fkd: 92% Of Disaster Support For Flood-Affected NSW Folks Still Hasn’t Been Paid $124m of a promised $1.6bn has been paid so far.
AAP · May 4, 2022 Around 750 NSW coal miners could lose jobs More than 700 coal mining jobs could be impacted by the imminent closure of Australia's largest coal-fired power plant close in the NSW Hunter region.
ABC News · May 4, 2022 Coal exploration in three zones in Hunter, Central West ruled out by NSW government Deputy Premier Paul Toole says several thousand hectares in the Central West and Hunter been deemed unsuitable because of the environmental and economic implications, citing a clear market shift in the interest in building new coal mines.