Jessica McSweeney is a reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald covering state politics and urban affairs.
Battery storage projects in Homebush and Newcastle will receive $100 million, the first investment made by the government’s Energy Security Corporation.
The NSW MP quietly listed his home on Sydney’s outskirts, but denies it’s linked to growing legal costs in his feud with political rival Alex Greenwich.
An $8 million recovery package including funds for a future permanent memorial will be included in this month’s state budget, as Sunday marks the six-month anniversary of the attack.
Witnesses have described the terrifying scene when a woman was bitten by a three-metre shark at the popular eastern suburbs beach.
Youth workers are putting themselves between vulnerable teens and the crime families willing to pay them for brazen acts of violence.
SafeWork NSW investigated allegations of “violence and aggression” by both crew and grooms on the hit reality show before production was ordered to improve management of psychosocial hazards.
Labor’s leader in the upper house returned to parliament after a one-week suspension. But within hours of the house resuming, she was out again.
Just 54 per cent of people were confident that the criminal justice system brought offenders to justice.
Premier Chris Minns is “sorry” poker machines are so common in NSW pubs and clubs, but says it would be prohibitively expensive to pay compensation if numbers were slashed.
The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission chief says accessing documents from NSW Police remains difficult, as the watchdog investigates officer conduct at a pro-Palestine protest.