A man was found dead on a Sydney driveway.
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Crime

Murder charge after man found dead on driveway in Sydney’s west

A 42-year-old man has been arrested after a man died on a Mount Pritchard driveway on Saturday afternoon.

  • byDaniel Lo Surdo
Homeowners are left in the lurch when rectification orders are defied.
Editorial
Construction

It’s time for the Building Commission to take a harder line on shoddy builders

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Donald Trump in 2017,when he lifted an Obama-era policy that curtailed the financing of coal-fired power plants overseas.
Letters

Demise of ‘woke’ would make society poorer

A rolling GIF of artist’s impressions for the new Rouse Hill hospital,which is due to open around 2029.
Hospitals

This hospital will cost $700 million. There’ll be nowhere to have a baby

  • byAngus Thomson
Locals line up for last drinks at the Commercial Hotel in Rappville.
Pubs

Last drinks for heritage-listed pub after 113 years

  • byCatherine Naylor
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Politics

Homes with defective work are often not being rectified in an acceptable timeframe.
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Construction

Home builders are defying the Building Commission’s orders at an alarming rate

Four in 10 rectification orders issued by the regulator this year have not been complied with. The new building commissioner doesn’t think there’s a compliance problem.

  • byMax Maddison
NSW Energy Minister Penny Sharpe says she is confident the lights- and air-conditioning- will stay on over the summer.
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Energy

NSW faces a long hot summer. Will we have enough power to keep the air-con on?

NSW’s Labor Energy Minister Penny Sharpe says Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan is nothing more than a “hope and a prayer”.

  • byAlexandra Smith
Daniel Mookhey,NSW treasurer
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Spending

Bypassing scrutiny or getting things done? The secret change to government spending decisions

  • byMax Maddison
The Northconnex tunnel in Sydney being constructed in 2017.
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The Dust of Death

SafeWork knew tunnel workers were exposed to ‘high levels’ of deadly silica dust

  • byMax Maddison
The discovery of asbestos at Rozelle Parklands prompted the Minns government to set up the name-and-shame register.
State Parliament

The environmental offenders being named and shamed by the government

  • byMichael McGowan

Crime&Courts

The Baby Bellies packaging,left,and Aldi’s Mamia packaging on the right.
Courts

How Aldi was caught out in ‘flagrant’ copying of a Sydney brand

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
Police will investigate the man’s death as a “critical incident”.
Police

Man dies after allegedly attempting to enter vehicles at knifepoint

  • byCarrie Fellner
Hartcher’s arrest at Pendle Hill on Monday.
Crime

Retired priest caught ‘grooming 14-year-old boy online’ in Sydney sting

  • byPerry Duffin
A man has been charged with animal cruelty after 98 kangaroos were allegedly shot at the NSW Hunter Valley.
Crime

Cruelty charges laid after almost 100 kangaroos shot

  • byPerry Duffin
Paradise Charcoal Chicken at Mount Druitt was at the centre of a NSW Supreme Court battle.
Courts

How a Sydney chicken shop sparked a legal feud between friends

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
Zhuojun “Sally” Li (left) and her husband,Jai-Bao “Rex” Chen (right) were both killed then dumped in bushland beneath the flight path in Botany.
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Crime

Man murdered,dumped in Botany was in ‘sophisticated’ drug operation

  • byPerry Duffin andSally Rawsthorne
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Education

A student claims the school council has breached its duties under the terms of its charitable trust by planning to admit girls.
Private schools

The boy who is suing his private school

  • byChristopher Harris
HSC

HSC students receive university offers:Search our database for cut-off scores

  • byCraig Butt,Christopher Harris andCindy Yin
HSC

The state’s top schools for HSC mathematics revealed

  • byLucy Carroll andNigel Gladstone

Health

A rolling GIF of artist’s impressions for the new Rouse Hill hospital,which is due to open around 2029.
Hospitals

This hospital will cost $700 million. There’ll be nowhere to have a baby

  • byAngus Thomson
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Hospitals

‘Opera House on your doorstep’:Pitch for foreign doctors to plug NSW Health holes

  • byAngus Thomson andKate Aubusson
Editorial
Healthcare

Australia cannot afford to ignore these 1100 – or 13.4 million – women

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