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People line up around the block for Centrelink in Campsie, in south-west Sydney, after the lockdown began.

Opinion

Coronavirus pandemic

My community paid a high price for inconsistent lockdown rules

Throughout the 106 days of lockdown, South Western Sydney residents felt the sting of a very evident tale of two cities.

by Yusra Metwally

Then-treasurer Dominic Perrottet blocked government plans to introduce northbound tolls on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

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Roads

Perrottet pushed back on government’s Sydney Harbour tolling plans

by Tom Rabe

The number of students claiming HSC disability provisions has been growing.

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HSC

‘A complex problem’: Richest schools claim most HSC disability provisions

by Jordan Baker and Nigel Gladstone

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Opinion

Column 8

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Anzac Park Public School teacher Julia Correll tutoring a student after last year’s lockdown

Education

Schools in south-west Sydney to get bulk of tutoring money

by Jordan Baker

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Politics

Former premier Gladys Berejiklian, Dr Kerry Chant and Health Minister Brad Hazzard in July during the lockdown.

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Coronavirus pandemic

Kerry Chant urged ‘consistent’ lockdown restrictions across all of Sydney, email reveals

The email – among documents released under a parliamentary order – shows the Chief Health Officer recommended imposing a curfew across all of Sydney at the height of the Delta COVID-19 outbreak.

by Lucy Cormack and Alexandra Smith

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Public housing

‘My life just went downhill’: New housing for older women facing homelessness

Women over the age of 55 are the largest growing cohort of people experiencing homelessness.

by Lucy Cormack

Summer Hill vet and Maggie’s Rescue board member Sandra Hodgins with two bonded dogs who were surrendered when their owners separated.

Animal rights

Families surrender pandemic puppies as NSW Parliament debates convenience killing

by Caitlin Fitzsimmons

NSW Treasurer Matt Kean will support voluntary assisted dying despite his strong Catholic faith.

Euthanasia

Assisted dying bill expected to pass, Matt Kean to support despite Christian faith

by Alexandra Smith

Promises, promises ... to make up lost ground, the Premier could start with his latest pledge and stop the pork-barrelling.

Opinion

NSW Votes

NSW government’s trove of broken pledges holds promise for Labor

by Alexandra Smith

Crime & Courts

Detective Sergeant John Breda outside Lidcombe Coroners Court on Monday.

Inquest

Detective did not know man who later stabbed him was found with ‘kill knives’, inquest told

by Georgina Mitchell

Sydney businesswoman Melissa Caddick.

Caddick disappearance

Melissa Caddick’s assets to be sold, investors hope to recoup some returns

by Kate McClymont

Kenneth Grant, pictured in 2019, has pleaded not guilty.

Courts

Sleepover plan by Troy Grant’s father supports sleepwalking theory, court hears

by Jenny Noyes

The Walama List will start in February at the Downing Centre District Court.

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Indigenous justice

First step towards involving Indigenous voices in NSW District Court decisions

by Michaela Whitbourn and Cameron Gooley

A juvenile justice centre in regional NSW.

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Crime

Lifting age of criminal responsibility to 12 would be meaningless in NSW

by Caitlin Fitzsimmons

Brodie Donegan and her two children, Ashlee and Lachlan.

Crime

Longer prison terms for offenders whose crimes cause loss of unborn child

by Sally Rawsthorne

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Education

The number of students claiming HSC disability provisions has been growing.

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HSC

‘A complex problem’: Richest schools claim most HSC disability provisions

by Jordan Baker and Nigel Gladstone

Education

Schools in south-west Sydney to get bulk of tutoring money

by Jordan Baker

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Education

Do accelerated HSC courses give some students an unfair advantage?

by Jordan Baker

Health

Debate on the voluntary assisted dying bill will begin on Friday.

Opinion

Euthanasia

Assisted dying laws will not end suffering

by Natasha Moore

Coronavirus pandemic

‘We need support’: NSW Health to stop providing regional COVID-19 case locations

by Natassia Chrysanthos

Healthcare

Assisted dying bill prompts calls for new focus on palliative care

by Mary Ward and Lucy Carroll

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