NSW

Tradesmen working on the Opal Tower at Sydney Olympic Park

Opal Tower Outrage

'Biggest shake-up in building laws in our state's history' follows Opal Tower debacle

The government will also tighten protections for homeowners and owners’ corporations, to help ensure they receive compensation if builders or engineers have been negligent.

by Jacob Saulwick

Hospital staff have been on the receiving end of some serious assaults in recent weeks.

Accident

Man and woman, 80, dead after crash in state's south

2 hours ago
by Natassia Chrysanthos

Transport Minister Andrew Constance wouldn't oppose an investigation into a hotline used by MPs.

NSW

Minister welcomes review of MPs' special fine hotline

by Angus Thompson

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Domestic violence

Delays in victim support payments leave vulnerable women at risk

by Michaela Whitbourn

Music festivals

'Should be called Fyre Fest': Mountain Sounds cancelled one week before event

by Laura Chung

Opinion & Perspectives

Clive Palmer just texted to say: 'You love me'

Peter FitzSimons

The would-be political force is back at it, sending unwanted texts to voters.

Why being an Australian citizen doesn’t mean others will believe you truly belong

Tim Soutphommasane

The popular and cultural definition of who is authentically Australian remains, for the most part, a white European one.

In the battle for the bush, the Liberals are scared

Alexandra Smith

After eight years in government, the Liberals are suddenly warning of the dangers of voting for the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers.

Politics

Premier Gladys Berejiklian talks solar power to Casula residents Adam and Leanne Gaudry with daughter Mia ,8, while Treasurer Dominic Perrottet talks to son Liam, 4.

NSW Votes

Premier announces no-interest loan scheme to boost solar power

A day after the Opposition announced a rebate, the NSW government has offered no-interest loans.

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by Garry Maddox

Fed up: Jeremy Buckingham quit the Greens last December.

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NSW Votes

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.