Here's the wishlist for incoming premier Berejiklian
She's yet to be premier, but Gladys Berejiklian is figuring out how to renew the ministry and fielding question about her priorities from interest groups.
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Esther Han
Esther Han is the consumer affairs editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Sun-Herald. She was previously the food and wine news writer for Fairfax Media.
Baird's next privatisation move to increase police costs
Historians and journalists across NSW have joined the fight to stop the Baird government from privatising the country's largest and oldest database of land ownership records.
Personal data up for grabs in NSW land titles sale, experts warn
The private operator of NSW's land titles registry would have access to information about bankruptcies, marriages, divorces and deaths, experts warn.
Motorists urged to fill up now before price rise
The ACCC is urging motorists to fill up, with petrol prices expected to jump in coming days.
The brands and products that got your goat in 2016
We're constantly writing stories, but every once in a while there's one that goes wild - it triggers a deluge of comments and letters, it's shared tens of thousands of times on social media, and sometimes it causes so much outrage it helps create meaningful change.
Government says weak processes, not staff cuts, to blame for F6 bungle
The minister responsible for property has blamed "informal and inconsistent" processes for a bungle that saw nearly 200 families unknowingly buy homes in Sydney's south that could be flattened for a freeway.
Why Macquarie might be paying $2 billion for your property information
A leaked scoping study provides clues as to why the Baird government is fiercely determined to sell off highly valuable and sensitive data to the highest bidder.
Blame Canada: Baird cites its 'success' in land titles sell-off
Mr Baird has pointed to Canada's experience to reassure the public that privatising the land titles registry is the right thing to do.
Why 'everyone will lose' under Baird's latest sell-off plans
Australia's top legal figures warn that privatising the land titles registry will lead to consumers paying more for a lesser service.
Big banks tight-lipped on deal that could increase property costs
The government is pushing ahead with a deal that could make buying property more expensive despite protests from right across the state's property sector.
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