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Rebecca Cartwright, the secretary for the NSW government whip, and former Wagga Wagga MP Daryl Maguire (inset).
Note From The Editor

The unpredictability of a corruption inquiry

The headline-grabbing allegations from the ICAC come on the back of both the icare scandal and the so-called “koala wars” of recent weeks, so it’s undoubtedly an unnecessary distraction as Premier and her cabinet as they continue to ease COVID-19 restrictions.

  • by Lisa Davies
Chris Dawson, pictured in February 2020, has pleaded not guilty to murder.
Courts

Dawson trial to go ahead after application for permanent stay rejected

  • by Georgina Mitchell
Ali Khorami leaves court in July.
Courts

Sydney GP has shown 'no remorse' for assaulting sleeping women: court

  • by Georgina Mitchell
James Fildes with his wife Melanie and their 5 month old pet calf Yummo run the Cameron Corner Store at Cameron Corner. Their shop lies on the Queensland side of the border leaving them unable to service customers from NSW and SA.
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Blocked borders road trip

Colleen Fahey, wife of John flanked by grandchildren Amber and Campbell.
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Farewell to former NSW Premier John Fahey

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Politics

Performing arts companies will be able to significantly boost capacity as COVID-19 restrictions are eased.
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Coronavirus pandemic

Theatres to increase audience numbers as restrictions ease in NSW

Live performances will be able to return to NSW from next month as the cap on audience numbers doubles. 

  • by Alexandra Smith and Kate Aubusson
Composite image of paul toole and rob stokes
Political infighting

'Trying to calm the farm': Coalition in talks to prevent Koala War II

NSW Planning Minister Rob Stokes is working to prevent a showdown in cabinet over the contested koala policy, with the acting Nationals leader Paul Toole initiating new discussions ahead of the debate.

  • by Alexandra Smith
A checkpoint on the Calder Freeway.
Editorial
Coronavirus pandemic

South Australia shows the way in reopening borders for NSW

  • The Herald's View
Will the Parliament get the chance to inquire into Sydney's new mega manager of parks.
Opinion
Sydney landmarks

What is planned for Sydney's mysterious new mega-agency?

  • by Linda Bergin
A dab hand in the kitchen: John O'Grady (author of They're a Weird Mob under the pseudonym "Nino Culotta") on September 22, 1967.
Flashback

From the Archives, 1967: The men who outshine their wives at housework

  • by Staff reporter

Crime & Courts

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Education

Shore is trying to work out who wrote the document.
Opinion
Education

Shore challenges won't earn you entry to adult world

  • by Brandon Jack
School strike for climate

Last year 80,000 students marched for the climate. In COVID-19, they're trying something different

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
Crime

'This is not who we are': Shore blames small group of boys for muck-up day rampage plans

  • by Fergus Hunter

Health

Nurses at the drive-through Castle Hill COVID-19 testing clinic.
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Coronavirus pandemic

Four new COVID-19 cases in NSW as 'removal of border' talks continue

  • by Kate Aubusson, Lydia Lynch and Mary Ward
Coronavirus pandemic

NSW reports two COVID-19 cases as restrictions on weddings to be eased

  • by Kate Aubusson
Coronavirus pandemic

Zero local COVID cases in NSW for second day

  • by Kate Aubusson

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