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'Slap in the face': NSW demands better infrastructure deal

NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet will demand that his federal colleagues give NSW a "fairer go" with infrastructure funding at a finance meeting on Friday.

by Alexandra Smith

Fed up: Jeremy Buckingham quit the Greens last December.

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Hundreds of members quit NSW Greens amid internal instability

by Lisa Visentin

Yi Zheng, a former contractor for financial services company AMP, has pleaded guilty to the unauthorised access of customers' identity-related documents.

Courts

Former AMP worker pleads guilty to downloading customers' personal data

by Laura Chung and Angus Thompson

Veronica Rawlinson said she has had to abandon all of her possessions due to contamination from the drug 'ice' in her rental home.

Renting

'It doesn’t go away it’s so toxic': Push for landlords to drug swab homes

by Desiree Savage and Jenny Noyes

Dylan Voller at a protest march in 2017.

Courts

Barristers begin closing submissions in Dylan Voller defamation hearing

by Georgina Mitchell

Opinion & Perspectives

Hayne's toil and trouble for Morrison's election plan

Shane Wright

Banks and the economy combine for a potent brew ahead of the May election.

Invest in antique: edgy Liberal MPs planning ahead

Kylar Loussikian and Samantha Hutchinson

Some Liberal MPs have some side gigs going on ahead of the Federal election.

With a few choice words, Hayne condemned NAB duo

Stephen Bartholomeusz

When the royal commissioner singled out Andrew Thorburn and Ken Henry with harsh criticism, the final blow was inevitable.

Politics

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Hundreds of members quit NSW Greens amid internal instability

Hundreds of Greens NSW members have quit the party, amid a damaging internal factional war, leaving it to fight dual state and federal election campaigns with a depleted membership base.

by Lisa Visentin

Michael Daley, a speed camera, and his wife.

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Labor leader's staff used secret hotline to blame wife for speeding

Michael Daley's staff used a secret hotline — reserved to help constituents — to get the NSW Labor leader out of an undisclosed speeding ticket by blaming his wife.