Teals are changing the entire complexion of the two party system.
Letters

The US could benefit from a few teals in Congress

The emergence of the teal independents is a direct consequence of the desire for system change.

Central Coast seawall
Sydney councils

‘People have been in tears’:How the Central Coast seawall fight turned ugly

  • byNick Newling
Matt Dopierala stepped into the role of principal of James Ruse Agricultural High School in Carlingford late last year.
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HSC

‘I’m sure it will happen’:James Ruse High’s plan to return to No.1 revealed

  • byChristopher Harris
The unit block in Belmore where a man,aged in his 30s,was found stabbed to death. His friend was released without charge.
Crime

Man stabbed to death in Sydney suburb’s ‘worst property’

  • byPerry Duffin
The final panel in the wave-like roof was installed in mid-February.
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Construction

Plea for help as company involved in new Sydney Fish Market collapses

  • byHarriet Alexander
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Politics

NSW premier Chris Minns is under pressure over the new laws.
Antisemitism

‘Undemocratic,based on lies’:Court challenge to stop anti-protest laws

NSW Premier Chris Minns is facing mounting pressure amid revelations that crime lords were behind a host of antisemitic attacks which forced law changes.

  • byAlexandra Smith
Greyhound Racing NSW have defended appointing the former head of their industry’s welfare body as their new CEO
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State Parliament

Minister warned Greyhound Racing NSW over CEO ‘conflict of interest’

David Harris told the chair of Greyhound Racing NSW the appointment of the industry regulator as CEO could create a conflict of interest. They did it anyway.

  • byMichael McGowan
Lord Mayor Clover Moore offers criticism but few solutions.
Editorial
Housing affordability

Clover Moore’s NIMBY-esque rant shows she is out of step with the biggest issue facing Sydney

  • The Herald's View
People squatting in homes on Pine St,Lismore,were allegedly harassed by people doing burnouts and throwing fireworks on Saturday night.
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State Parliament

Minns accused of ‘fuelling vigilantes’ after Lismore squatters allegedly targeted

  • byMichael McGowan
They may be in Coalition,but when it came to the Port Macquarie byelection,the gloves were off.
NSW byelection

The byelection that exposed bad blood in feuding NSW Coalition

  • byAlexandra Smith

Crime&Courts

The unit block in Belmore where a man,aged in his 30s,was found stabbed to death. His friend was released without charge.
Crime

Man stabbed to death in Sydney suburb’s ‘worst property’

  • byPerry Duffin
Michael Anthony Lunn outside court during his judge-alone trial.
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Courts

Whispers in the east:Vaucluse teacher’s sexual abuse allegations resurface

  • bySarah McPhee
A search for a six-year-old in bushland on the NSW south coast has ended in tragedy.
Crime

Body discovered in search for missing six-year-old

  • byAngus Thomson
MacCallum Pool,Milson Rd,Cremorne Point.
Courts

Two sisters were left a $4 million Cremorne home. One refused to move out

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
Johnny Birch had links to the drug trade,his family says.
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Crime

Man found buried in north-western Sydney paddock had links to drug trade,family says

  • byRiley Walter andSally Rawsthorne
Human remains have been found at a property in Glenorie,with a number of people now in custody.
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Crime

Missing persons probe unearths remains buried in Sydney paddock

  • byRiley Walter,Sally Rawsthorne,Perry Duffin andAmber Schultz
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Education

Matt Dopierala stepped into the role of principal of James Ruse Agricultural High School in Carlingford late last year.
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HSC

‘I’m sure it will happen’:James Ruse High’s plan to return to No.1 revealed

  • byChristopher Harris
Education

More parents want a private school scholarship. Marks are not always enough

  • byChristopher Harris
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Selective schools

The ‘fully funded’ Sydney selective school desperate for donations

  • byLucy Carroll andChristopher Harris

Health

Intermittent heavy rainfall from Cyclone Alfred made for wet work for the employees of Brads Butchery in Lismore as they evacuated their workplace.
Extreme weather

How Cyclone Alfred is impacting Northern NSW

  • byKayla Olaya
Crime

This serial rapist is earmarked for release,but system doesn’t know when or where he’ll go

  • byPerry Duffin
Healthcare

Veterinary surgical equipment found in Sydney cosmetic clinic accused of putting patients at risk

  • byKate Aubusson

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