Industrial action by rail workers last week caused thousands of train services to be delayed or cancelled over two days.

Reprieve for Sydney commuters as rail unions withdraw industrial action

The move came hours before Fair Work began hearing the Minns government’s case for protected industrial action to be terminated or suspended.

  • byMatt O'Sullivan
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‘Big breakthrough’:Man charged over antisemitic attack on Sydney synagogue

  • byPerry Duffin,Michael McGowan andAmber Schultz
Young people are leaving Sydney at an alarming rate,as the community grapples with unaffordable housing costs.

‘A city with no future’:The real cost of Sydney’s housing crisis

  • byNick Newling,Cindy Yin,Penry Buckley,Daniel Lo Surdo,Kayla Olaya andFrances Howe
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NSW Premier Chris Minns arrives to visit the scene of the Only About Children child care centre on storey Street in Maroubra which was damaged in an antisemitic attack overnight. Maroubra,NSW. January 21,2025.
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Antisemitism

Minns says antisemitism doesn’t start with a firebombing. Will his new laws find where it does?

As acts of violence against Sydney’s Jewish community escalate,condemnation isn’t enough. Now the premier is reaching for the law.

  • byMichael McGowan
NSW Premier Chris Minns arrives to visit the scene of the Only About Children child care centre on storey Street in Maroubra which was damaged in an antisemitic attack overnight. Maroubra,NSW. January 21,2025.

Premier may ignore legal advice and push ahead with hate speech reform

A nine-month review by the Law Reform Commission advised against changes. The premier has flagged he may do so anyway to combat rising antisemitic violence.

  • byMax Maddison

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