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Low-income families will struggle to afford back-to-school supplies, say social services.
Cost of living

‘Impossible decisions’ as families prepare for new school year

Some Sydney public schools have asked for more than $180 worth of school supplies for a year 3 student at the start of term.

  • by Mary Ward
The Minns government is facing pushback from the property industry over changes to rental laws, with some arguing ending no grounds evictions should breach the human rights of landlords.
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State Parliament

Landlords’ human rights at stake, says lobby group, as fight gears up over renting rules

The rules around no-grounds evictions, which have been adopted in some form in other states, are at the heart of new legislation.

  • by Michael McGowan
The new Martin Place station between Chatswood and Sydenham is due to open in the middle of the year.
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Sydney Metro

New Sydney metro stations to open this year

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NSW Premier Chris Minns has declared native logging in NSW ‘has a future’ despite increased pressure on his government to end the practice.
State Parliament

Minns declares native logging ‘has a future’ after landmark court case dismissed

  • by Michael McGowan
A looming court case could have major implications for native forestry logging in NSW.
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Forestry

Court case could force shutdown of NSW native logging

  • by Michael McGowan

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