Dowling faces pressure as parliamentary hearing exposes judge feud
Attorney General Michael Daley questioned at parliamentary hearing as conflict between NSW prosecutors and judiciary intensifies over case decisions and media leaks.
Medlow Bath residents face year-long wait for contamination answers
NSW residents demand answers on PFAS soil contamination. Government launches investigation expected to extend past election.
Former MP Cleared of Most Charges as Jury Splits on Key Allegations
Former NSW Liberal MP Rory Amon cleared of 8 child sex charges; jury deadlocked on remaining counts relating to alleged 2017 assault.
One Nation selects irrigation expert as Farrer candidate as preselection looms
One Nation narrows Farrer by-election candidates to three finalists including irrigation expert David Farley. Vote Saturday at Albury Convention Centre.
State Government Protects Cammeray Golf Course While North Sydney Council Cries Foul
The NSW Government wants to lock in golf at Cammeray Park with Golf NSW, but North Sydney Council says it was blindsided and denied any say.
NSW's Long-Distance Train Dream Runs Three Years Behind Schedule
NSW's 29 new regional trains are still in testing, more than three years late and hundreds of millions over budget. When will passengers benefit?
Minns Condemns Mosque Mourning for Khamenei, But Is It His Call?
NSW Premier Minns called mosque vigils for Ayatollah Khamenei 'atrocious'. But a Sunrise panel debate raises real questions about political consistency and free expression.
Minns Signals His Exit: NSW Premier Rules Out Role Beyond 2027
NSW Premier Chris Minns has confirmed he will retire from politics before 2032, with the 2027 state election set to be his last as Labor leader.
Minns Puts a Date on His Exit: What It Means for NSW Labor
NSW Premier Chris Minns has publicly put a timeframe on his departure for the first time, raising succession questions ahead of the March 2027 state election.
NSW bets on broader gifted education to fix a selective system under strain
The Minns government is promising more pathways for gifted students across all NSW public schools, backed by $100 million — but will it fix the equity problem?
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