After government-owned logging company suffered another loss in its native forest operations,cross-benchers again call for the logging to end.
Confidential documents obtained by The Sydney Morning Herald reveal Richard Harding,the former chief executive of iCare,raised concerns a senior executive at SIRA had divulged ‘private and confidential details’ about long-term injured workers.
The state government wants to make it easier for businesses to attract investment via a “strata for the street” scheme,with four new spots in its sights.
This is not simply about offering heartbroken parents closure,although it will. Greater genetic testing is also about preventing future tragedies.
The NSW pill testing trial was launched after an urgent warning about a deadly synthetic drug 100 times more powerful than heroin in the state.
Proposed reforms of the state’s workplace compensation scheme would disproportionately affect women,a parliamentary inquiry has heard.
Injured worker Sharni Sinclair says it is “not good enough” and feels she is being ignored.
One former school infrastructure employee voiced concerns about correct processes not being followed. Then she was fired.
NSW party heavyweights want to elevate housing to a “cause not a policy” and reject NIMBYism.
The prominent site,which has been languishing since 2010,will be transformed,but some residents think it’s “as workable in Rozelle as a snowflake is in hell”.