PM Anthony Albanese
Letters

Government will pay for dragging its feet on social reform

Being risk-averse has created the impression the government is in a muddle and understandably voters will seek alternative representatives who present more definite ideas and policies.

Charlise Mutten.
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Courts

Man accused of killing Charlise Mutten claims girl’s mother shot her,jury told

  • bySarah McPhee
Two homes in St Helens Park,on Briggs Place,were targeted by suspected arson attacks and a shooting since May 1.
Crime

A drive-by shooting and two flaming cars:The Sydney street under siege

  • byPerry Duffin
Leader of the NSW Opposition Mark Speakman in parliament.
Opinion
Domestic violence

Electronic monitoring works,so let’s get on with it

  • byMark Speakman
A sinkhole opened up on Oceanview Avenue in Dover Heights outside the home of Colin Scotts.
Extreme weather

‘Terrifying’ Sydney clifftop sinkhole leaves residents on edge

  • byJessica McSweeney
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Politics

Councillor Steve Christou says he has not read the book he wants to ban from council libraries.
Editorial
Censorship

Cumberland Council should reverse its same-sex library book ban

One councillor against the book ban says it contradicts Cumberland’s motto of “Welcome,Belong,Succeed”.

  • The Herald's View
Premier Daniel Andrews announced his retirement on Tuesday.
CBD

Man of green steel:Dan Andrews takes the billionaire career path

What happens when an immovable former premier meets an unstoppable billionaire?

  • byColin Kruger andNoel Towell
A ballot box illo
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NSW Votes

Stolen ballot boxes,corrupt officials:The fake information targeting NSW voters

  • byAlexandra Smith
Ro Knox
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Political leadership

Liberals’ new game plan to take on teals – and it involves women

  • byAlexandra Smith
Reports of pregnancy discrimination at work have been on the increase.
Opinion
Gender equality

The overhaul that Australian workplace culture urgently needs

  • byThe Herald's View

Crime&Courts

Justein Stein;Charlise Mutten.
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Courts

Man accused of killing Charlise Mutten claims girl’s mother shot her,jury told

  • bySarah McPhee
Leader of the NSW Opposition Mark Speakman in parliament.
Opinion
Domestic violence

Electronic monitoring works,so let’s get on with it

  • byMark Speakman
Former Commowealth Bank manager Jon Waldron was found guilty of taking bribes from a US-based technology company.
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Courts

‘$$landed’:How a Commonwealth Bank manager took millions in bribes

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
Wollongong train station,pictured in 2008.
Crime

Man arrested after body found in Wollongong train station car park

  • byClare Sibthorpe andJosefine Ganko
Roseville Station has been earmarked for more development within 400 metres as part of the Minns government’s housing reforms.
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Housing crisis

How an owl and a flying fox may stop the government’s housing reforms

  • byAndrew Taylor
Man accused of ‘escalating’ sexual attacks on strangers repeatedly bailed
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Crime

Man accused of ‘escalating’ sexual attacks on strangers repeatedly bailed

  • byPerry Duffin andClare Sibthorpe
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Education

Year 10 students in a Latin class at Sydney Grammar.
Education

‘Ultimate distraction’:Why this top Sydney school has resisted screens in class

  • byLucy Carroll
School fees

Who’s bankrolling Sydney’s private school fees? The bank of nan and pop

  • byChristopher Harris
Education

‘Publish the marks’:Parents bristle at secret selective school entry scores

  • byChristopher Harris

Health

Paramedic Anna Esposito and midwife Kerry Tosswill in the birthing unit at Nepean Hospital.
Pregnancy

When Anna is called to deliver a baby,the birth plan has not gone to plan

  • byMary Ward
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Hospitals

The seven-day healthcare clinic that’s closed 14 per cent of the time

  • byAngus Thomson
Healthcare

‘Glute master’ influencer banned by healthcare watchdog

  • byAngus Thomson

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