Politics
NSW
NSW retains mantle as top state economy amid softening housing market
Treasurer Dominic Perrottet welcomed the report's findings as "reassuring news" but warned of future economic headwinds.
- by Lisa Visentin
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Opinion
State Parliament
NSW still No. 1, but revenue bases are volatile
Strict fiscal responsibility and living within our means matters.
- by Dominic Perrottet
Opinion
Editorial
Are the days of the Sydney Nimby numbered?
The planning minister's challenge is not only to demonstrate he has a vision for Sydney, but also to better articulate it.
Drug reform
Berejiklian's ice inquiry to consider pill testing merits
Ms Berejiklian said she remain opposed to pill testing.
- by Lisa Visentin
Flashback
From the Archives: Fire at Greta Mine out of control
In April-May of 1932, the small Hunter Valley town of Greta was choked with black smoke as a coal fire raged underground, threatening the northern railway line.
- by Staff reporter
State Parliament
NSW, meet your Customer Service Minister. Here's what he'll do for you
Minister Victor Dominello wants to rollout the digital driver's licence, shorten the school enrolment process, and provide more transparency around hospital waiting lists.
- by Esther Han
Letters
Letters
Hateful bomb attacks are a sad day for humanity
To attack innocent worshippers and a church on any day, let alone Easter Sunday, is an act of pure cowardice and hate.
Opinion
WestConnex
The M4 East: so much pain and public expense and for what?
With congesting-busting plans for Parramatta Road now in the never never, questions need to be asked about why this controversial toll tunnel was approved.
- by Christopher Standen
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Planning
'This changes everything': System displays new DAs in real-time
For the first time, the public will be able to view development applications less than a day after its lodged with the council.
- by Esther Han
NSW Votes
Keep Sydney Open says election failure has boosted momentum for lockout law repeal
Keep Sydney Open says it will renew its efforts to convince the NSW Parliament to repeal the laws after failing to gain a seat at the state election.
- by Lisa Visentin