More than 60 people attended the rally,which was monitored by uniformed police.

Police allowed Nazi rally outside NSW parliament

More than 60 people attended Saturday morning’s rally after notifying police more than a week ago. The police commissioner said he had no idea it was going to happen.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns at a press conference during a visit to Paddy’s Markets in Sydney,NSW,in the electorate of Sydney on Wednesday 9 April 2025,during the 2025 federal election campaign. fedpol Photo:Alex Ellinghausen

NSW has become federal Labor’s problem child. But will voters tolerate its tantrums?

From tobacco excise to health funding to the GST,NSW Labor doesn’t mind throwing shade on its federal comrades. The 2027 state election will tell us if the gambit works.

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Alexis Salerno says her commute is a pain.

Commuters feel pain at extra year on buses as M1 metro delay goes unexplained

Premier Chris Minns refused to be drawn on the reasons for the delay and whether the cost had blown out because the time to convert the line had doubled.

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The plans include a sports field and exercise tracks with lighting on the main routes to boost safety.

First look at the $50m plan to slice Moore Park golf course in half

Putt-putt and playgrounds are in the detailed proposal to shrink the championship length course to nine holes – a move golfers have stridently opposed.

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Nova and Atlas Pearce play in their front yard in Broken Hill. The town’s Indigenous children have blood lead levels double those of the general population.

The $150m solution to Broken Hill’s pollution crisis

Newly released documents reveal health and environment authorities believed child blood lead levels would stay high unless taxpayers stumped up millions more each year.

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Chris Minns (top left) during his time with Oatley in the 1990s.

There’s no (real) sport on. But that doesn’t mean no stories ...

Forget the white-ball cricket and international rugby league. We delve into the Premier’s subbies rugby days,and uncover the greatest tale never told about two of Gunnedah’s finest.

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NSW EPA chief Tony Chappell has revealed looming job cuts at the regulator.

Why 8 per cent of jobs will be slashed from top environment body

The state’s environment regulator will shed about 8 per cent of its workforce,including executives.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns.

Bad policy has led to NSW housing and skills shortage

No one is tackling an investment culture that puts profits ahead of a functioning society.

Former NSW premier Morris Iemma (centre),Planning Minister Paul Scully (left) and Premier Chris Minns.

‘Not necessarily particularly strange’:What the premier has to say about undisclosed meeting with lobbyist

Chris Minns defends an undisclosed meeting with Morris Iemma,saying “we are all well aware that he works as a lobbyist”.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says all problems can be traced back to housing.

All problems come back to housing:Premier puts councils in their place

NSW has long been lagging other states in building homes. Premier Chris Minns says his government will put an end to that.

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