The head of the state’s insurance regulator has quit his post after being “absent from duty” for several months.
The 40-year-old man was known to Queensland police.
More councils are putting themselves forward for greater density around train stations as the state government’s signature housing policy is due to start.
Former minister Tim Crakanthorp’s only punishment for breaching public trust is a seat on the backbench,but his actions could not be more problematic.
The corruption watchdog’s report into the conduct of Tim Crakanthorp has been released. The former NSW minister says he “should have done more”.
Enrolments at public schools have been dropping and this is cited as a key reason behind a slashing of schools’ budgets,revealed to principals in an all-staff note earlier this week.
The Newcastle MP will not be returned to cabinet immediately despite the findings that there were “no reasonable prospects” he would be found corrupt.
The chief executive of icare,Richard Harding,will leave his $1 million-plus role as the agency has been ordered to rein in its ballooning expenses.
Premier Chris Minns was Labor’s shadow water minister when he first proposed lowering the capacity of Warragamba Dam.
Accor Stadium’s major tenants have been asked about a roof as part of a feasibility study formally commissioned by the NSW government.
Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall,long seen as a replacement for Barnaby Joyce,is quitting state parliament.