‘Not right’:HECS debt timing quirk under review

‘Not right’:HECS debt timing quirk under review

But Education Minister Jason Clare has hosed down what he described as misguided debate about HECS,saying scrapping indexation on student loans would cost $9 billion.

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‘I’ll be PM before you’ Monique Ryan tells Dutton as teals demand more staff

‘I’ll be PM before you’ Monique Ryan tells Dutton as teals demand more staff

The independent MP mocked the opposition leader about his prospect of becoming prime minister as she and other independents renewed calls for more staffers.

  • byPaul Sakkal andNatassia Chrysanthos
‘We won that one’:Farmers finding allies among Sydney’s well-connected to fight gas giant

‘We won that one’:Farmers finding allies among Sydney’s well-connected to fight gas giant

As the farmers of the Liverpool Plains gear up to stop a gas pipeline,they are forging alliances with an unlikely breed of activist.

  • byNick O'Malley
Headphones,sleep apps for north shore residents impacted by freeway upgrade
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Headphones,sleep apps for north shore residents impacted by freeway upgrade

North Sydney mayor Zoe Baker warns thousands of residents will be “permanently terribly impacted” by the Warringah Freeway upgrade.

  • byAndrew Taylor
Six months on:The women who plunged the Liberals into crisis

Six months on:The women who plunged the Liberals into crisis

Swept into parliament on a wave of voter enthusiasm,the teals have had to reckon with Labor’s majority. What have they achieved so far?

  • byLisa Visentin
It’s plain to see why Dominic Perrottet needs a backup pair of specs

It’s plain to see why Dominic Perrottet needs a backup pair of specs

The premier’s new look is eye-catching – but it only came about because of an unfortunate accident.

  • byNoel Towell andJordan Baker
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Kylea Tink’s team targets Lane Cove as independent candidates grow
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Kylea Tink’s team targets Lane Cove as independent candidates grow

The campaign team behind federal teal MP Kylea Tink will take on Planning Minister Anthony Roberts in Lane Cove at the NSW election in March.

  • byAlexandra Smith
How 20,000 people changed politics:Behind the scenes of the teal wave

How 20,000 people changed politics:Behind the scenes of the teal wave

Few were seasoned activists. Others had crossed party lines. The unseen links among the volunteers who helped the ‘teal’ independents get to Canberra.

  • byBrook Turner
Allegra Spender leads teals’ record election cash splash

Allegra Spender leads teals’ record election cash splash

Donation data shows the Wentworth MP spent more than $2 million on her campaign to win the blue-ribbon seat,with Monique Ryan close behind in Kooyong.

  • byJames Massola
‘Economy of scale’:Steggall accuses government of unionising agenda

‘Economy of scale’:Steggall accuses government of unionising agenda

Warringah MP Zali Steggall says her key concern is the prospect of industrial action that brings sectors such as childcare to a standstill and ropes in small to medium-sized businesses.

  • byAngus Thompson andJames Massola
‘Massacre in slow motion’:Federal MP backs calls to stop north shore road project

‘Massacre in slow motion’:Federal MP backs calls to stop north shore road project

More than 750 trees have been removed for a controversial upgrade of the Warringah Freeway on Sydney’s north shore.

  • byAndrew Taylor