Doubts over the effectiveness of the government’s planning reforms are growing with data that shows a huge lag between approved DAs and new builds.
After a spate of antisemitic attacks,Premier Chris Minns has commissioned his attorney-general to strengthen protections for religious institutions.
The upper house inquiry into the plan to develop Rosehill Racecourse said it made the decision “given the significant conflicting evidence regarding the proposal”.
As the drug summit unfolded,it became dominated by the one topic the government wanted off the table:decriminalisation.
As Mardi Gras members prepare to vote on barring NSW Police from participating in the 2025 parade,the premier has condemned the move.
Chris Minns says the corruption watchdog is being politicised by MPs who want to stop housing.
Planning Minister Paul Scully accused the council of wasting ratepayers’ money to stop development in the middle of a housing crisis.
The Minns government is facing a concerted push from powerful union leaders and MPs to adopt drug reforms such as pill testing and an additional medically supervised injecting centre as the drug summit resumes on Thursday.
The decision to invite an American mayor to speak at the NSW drug summit angered some attendees who saw it as an effort to head off calls for decriminalisation.
NSW Labor promised a cashless gaming trial,but it was always doomed to fail. Now it has an even bigger problem.
The Australian Hotels Association sat on the advisory panel for gambling reform – but it has strongly rejected its final recommendations for account-based gaming.