Chris Saravinovski,the 23-year-old Bayside councillor,says he has spoken to police about an email purporting to be sent by him.
NSW remains one of only three jurisdictions yet to strike a deal with the Albanese government over a major infrastructure funding pool.
After almost two years spent commuting on pink buses,the end is finally in sight for commuters as metro trains complete the first journeys along the entire line.
Even as the population grows,the state’s Labor government wants to pull back on health spending infrastructure and squeeze the pot of money it allocates for school infrastructure.
Value NSW,the NSW government agency responsible for setting land values,refuses to say how much it is spending taking staff on a three-night trip to Bathurst.
Health capital expenditure will drop to its lowest share of the state’s economic output since before 2018 as Treasurer Daniel Mookhey struggles to rein in a growing interest bill.
The ICAC is examining whether Catholic Schools NSW had a secret agreement to hire Liberal Party-linked contractors.
The state will release the funding only if unions and operators come to an agreement as the threat of industrial action looms.
Sharangan Maheswaran is facing allegations of trying to blackmail a former mayor,but the former ALP councillor says he has been the victim of lies.
The premier labelled this serial protester a “professional agitator”,but his government has forked out thousands from the public purse to cover his legal costs.
Christian Ellis was a lobbyist and Liberal Party official whose company represented fugitive developer Jean Nassif. Senior party figures held significant concerns about Ellis long before he came to the attention of the anti-corruption watchdog.