NSW’s longest-serving premier is reigniting the squabble over prized green space in the city’s densely populated eastern suburbs.
Former NSW government minister Rob Stokes has been a man of leisure since he left politics. Now he has his sights set on an unusual fix to the housing crisis.
“Hard density is being imposed on Sydney not through public consensus,but rather because it is structurally and politically easier to do,” former minister Rob Stokes says.
With less than two weeks to go until polling day,soon-to-be Liberal retirees should contemplate their next career move.
The NSW government will trial a “strata for the street” program to bring Sydney’s Chinatown up to the standard of those in New York and Los Angeles.
Infrastructure giant Lendlease says the government should require future developments to contain at least 30 per cent affordable,social and build-to-rent homes.
This empty lot on a much-maligned Sydney street has so much potential. Now 13 architects have unveiled their visions for what it could become.
The NSW government is seizing a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform Australia’s busiest train station.
Rory Amon insists he supports cashless gaming as he defended voting against a plan to reduce poker machine harm in Sydney’s northern beaches.
The NSW premier is relying on his trusted frontbench lieutenants to sell the Coalition’s message,even if many of them will not be there after the vote.
A bike lane on King Street in the city will open by the end of the year,but another “missing link” cycleway along Oxford Street is still in the planning stages.