$80 million for cycling infrastructure
Improving bicycle access to the Sydney Harbour Bridge could be one of the projects bankrolled by a new $80 million cycling infrastructure fund.
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Sean Nicholls
Sean Nicholls is the State Political Editor of The Sydney Morning Herald.
Sydney entrepreneur school hunting for unicorns
A new Sydney "entrepreneur school" will be established by the state government in partnership with universities and TAFE to foster potential technology and other start ups in NSW.
'Eat a bowl of cornflakes and you're a qualified agent'
Becoming a real estate agent is "far too easy", and the government plans to change this.
Warragamba Dam wall to be raised to avoid catastrophic flood event
Three days before Warragamba Dam could spill due to severe storms, the Baird government has committed to raising its wall to prevent a potential flood disaster in western Sydney – but four years later than it was initially advised.
It's not all about Gladys
All eyes – in NSW politics at least – will be on Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian next Tuesday as she delivers her second state budget. But it's Luke Foley who will be under real pressure.
'An anonymous smear,' says McDermott
Labor MP's military service was examined by a Labor review committee before the 2015 state election.
'Efficient policing' means jail spending
Multibillion-dollar funding injection announced as NSW prison population surges.
More budget cuts to government agencies
Government agencies will be hit with a further $1.4 billion in cuts in next week's NSW budget as the "efficiency dividend" continues.
'Causing unnecessary anxiety amongst genuine veterans'
The Veterans Affairs Minister has called on MP Hugh McDermott to table his military service record.
Foreign property buyers in NSW to be hit with stamp duty and land tax hikes
Foreign buyers of property in NSW will be slugged with a 4 per cent stamp duty surcharge from this month and will pay an extra 0.4 per cent land tax from 2017.
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