A rich vocabulary has emerged to describe different voter groups in increasingly complex electorates.
An activist group’s attempt to ban politicians from attending Muslim events has drawn criticism from some community leaders,but others insist politicians haven’t got the message.
A Sydney electorate contested for 120 years has been abolished,and another high-profile seat is now ultra-marginal following a sweeping redistribution.
Here are seven key budget charts that shed light on the nation’s finances,the economic outlook and what lies ahead.
The state’s youngest ex-premier is relishing a life out of the spotlight but still moves in powerful circles in Washington.
The state’s peak business body warns insurance premiums are spiralling out of control. It’s keeping some people up at night.
Prosperity in Sydney has taken a giant step west due to a focus on education and entrepreneurship.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred stalked the coast for days,but while the flooding risk for Lismore was downgraded,NSW is not out of the woods yet.
International education is second only to coal in terms of NSW’s export industries. Would a cap on overseas student numbers put that at risk?
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says NSW this year must focus on planning reforms – but delivering much-needed housing is not the only reason.
