The NSW premier is frustrated at the slow turnaround in new housing approvals despite making increased supply the centrepiece of his first term.
The festival made headlines for being “disrespectful”. Now,the organisers are demanding compensation.
NSW is home to some of the world’s most in-demand minerals and metals needed for the world’s clean energy future,and the state is looking to cash in.
Premier Chris Minns pushed back on criticism of the deal from anti-violence campaigners,saying he had been “a fan for a long time”.
Auckland raised the density of housing permitted on 75 per cent of its residential land,dramatically increasing capacity,which the Business Council says Sydney should copy.
The powerful sports supremo has said he’s personally delivered more than $500 million in benefits to racing in NSW,while batting away criticism of how he runs Racing NSW.
“We had a joke in the office that wouldn’t it be amazing if the first[one] was in Ku-ring-gai LGA,and it was,” Planning Department deputy secretary Monica Gibson told a developers’ conference last week.
From today,men who are charged with serious domestic violence crimes will be fitted with GPS-enabled electronic monitoring bracelets.
As the dust settles on a fierce political fight over the Blayney gold mine,Regis Resources has asked the Minns government for an expedited and unprecedented planning pathway.
Independent senator Jacqui Lambie said RSL NSW had taken no action against lawyers who overcharged veterans for legal advice because some of the worst culprits sat on its board.
The NSW Labor government has focused its attention on building more homes. But voters feel it has let down one huge group of the state’s residents.