Premier Chris Minns has refused to rule out lifting the threshold required for workplace mental health payouts to levels some experts say would be impossible to reach.
Changes proposed by the Minns government will effectively kill the scheme by making it next to impossible for injured workers to claim damages from employers,an expert says.
In previous elections Carmen Lazar was a Labor volunteer handing out voting cards to a queue of voters. This year she’s handing out Liberal cards with her face on them.
Sherie Barton and her husband,a Vietnam veteran,were perturbed by the heavy presence of politicians at the Anzac ceremony they attended.
The NSW Crime Commission had been seeking ways to confiscate the $30 million the former NSW MP made from a corrupt coal licence deal.
Rezoning proposals to curb development at Central Station create more planning confusion.
Despite Premier Chris Minns making the restoration of trust in public services central to his election pitch two years ago,fewer than half of voters have positive opinions about most key services.
Columnist Ross Gittins makes the mistake of assuming that organised religion leads to altruism and belief in the common good,writes Mark d’Arbon.
The University of Sydney research,published this month,estimated up to 300 of 2042 workers across three major transport projects would be diagnosed with the incurable lung disease.
Murray Ellen first raised concerns about Schools Infrastructure NSW as far back as 2022.
Already delayed by two sinkholes,below-ground work on the M6 stage one will be paused indefinitely after negotiations between the contractor and government broke down.