Labor abandons community preselection process for Sydney mayor
The protracted federal election campaign means rank-and-file members will be handed the decision.
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Lisa Visentin
Lisa Visentin is an urban affairs reporter based in Sydney. She has previously worked covering courts and in federal parliament.
Proposal wants the Rocks and Darling Harbour back in council hands
The City of Sydney's plan to reshape the skyline and bring billions of dollars of development to the central business district has been given the tick of approval by councillors, urban planners and business groups.
The winning tower design that may never see the light of day
It soars 266 metres above the city centre - but there's just one problem.
Has the law kept up with Generation Rent?
With more people renting and for longer periods, do landlords still have the upper hand under the law?
Nine motions against WestConnex
Heated Inner West Council meeting determines to hire lawyer to fight embattled road project.
'In a way I feel sorry for them'
Adrian Salter makes a striking revelation for a man whose son was fatally shot in front of him by a police officer.
Police officers acquitted of lying over shooting mentally ill man dead
Four police officers who were charged with lying about the shooting death of mentally ill man Adam Salter in 2009 have been acquitted of all charges in the NSW District Court.
Spectrum review: Tonic Lane, Neutral Bay
Cafe by day, gin den by night, a Neutral Bay newbie pulls off a neat switcheroo.
Pool finds a new home
There's one last summer left for Parramatta's popular pool before the bulldozers come in.
General manager used council funds to buy motorbike
A motorbike, Foxtel subscription to his personal home and thousands of dollars in private travel for family members are among a raft of personal expenses the former head of a Sydney council claimed he was entitled to make, a corruption inquiry has heard
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