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Some Sydney coaching colleges are giving cash prizes for HSC students that achieve a state ranking.
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HSC

Coaching colleges target selective students and ‘undermine’ HSC

Up to 95 per cent of students at some of the state’s best selective schools are being privately coached, getting a jump on their peers.

  • by Lucy Carroll
People walk past a mural of the Aboriginal flag in Newtown.
Newtown

Wine bars, parks and Sydney’s best bookstore: Newtown has it all

  • by Gyan Yankovich
A woman has drowned in Coffs Harbour.
Tragedy

Woman dead in Coffs Harbour as drowning toll rises

  • by Jessica McSweeney
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Opinion
Column 8

Overproof of age required

Uncertain future: Landlord Investa wants to demolish the historic MLC Centre at 105 Miller Street, but North Sydney Council has refused its application.
Heritage

Beauty or the beast? Sydney’s most divisive office block is heritage listed

  • by Megan Gorrey
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Politics

Despite a housing supply crisis Sydney added far fewer new dwellings in 2023 that it did five years earlier
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Housing crisis

The shocking statistic that illustrates Sydney’s housing crisis

Despite all the talk of increasing supply, Sydney built fewer homes in 2023 than five years ago, new analysis shows.

  • by Matt Wade
There has been an increase in road deaths in NSW.
Opinion
Cars

Bleak reminders of dangers inherent in our most-loved holiday activities

A spate of drownings and an escalating road toll have provided a sobering end to the year.

  • by The Herald's View
Tourism operators along the state’s eastern seaboard are benefitting from resilient consumer spending, especially among older generations.
Small business

Cossies rule over cozzie livs across our seaside towns

  • by Max Maddison
A $60 toll cap will come into effect on January 1.
State Parliament

New year, new laws: The toll and legal changes coming this January

  • by Max Maddison and Olivia Ireland
NSW Planning Minister Paul Scully has earned the ire of local councils after he instructed his department to intervene in a bid to overturn the rejection of two major housing developments.
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State Parliament

Parramatta Council threatens legal action against Minns government over housing

  • by Michael McGowan and Max Maddison

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