Licence to kill wombats, kangaroos, emus, kookaburras abolished
Zoological Society alarmed by new bill that abandons protection for three-quarters of native animals.
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Kirsty Needham
Kirsty Needham is State Politics Editor for the Sun-Herald.
Plan to build thousands of apartments in fish markets precinct
It would overwhelm that part of the city, say NSW Greens.
NSW plan to keep the lights on
Baird government throws support behind South Australian plan for new electricity link to pipe surplus power to trouble-stricken state.
Consumer choice for homeless is 'nonsense on stilts'
The Baird Government will seek multi-million dollar reward payments from the Commonwealth for privatising social housing and public hospitals, NSW Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian has indicated.
'One stop shop' has opening hours slashed by government
Google data shows customers visiting branches early in the morning, contradicting claim Service NSW was empty.
How a Liberal identity won a $1m contract for graffiti removal
Graffiti board meets at Liberal's consulting firm office.
Where Sydney's new jobs are
Baird's signature policy to create new jobs in NSW was barely used by small business, new data reveals.
A minister missing in action, hanging by a thread
Minister needed to restore public confidence in health
How Andre’s wedding dream turned into a nightmare
Young home buyers lose their big opportunity in the city. But bank's bikes are safe.
Revamp plan to unlock Sydney's oldest buildings
Paul Keating, who has previously slammed development in the Domain, has received two secret briefings from the Baird government.
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