Michael Lyon’s day started with a testy exchange before a marathon meeting. It ended with the police at his house over a “domestic incident”.
The lord mayor was heckled by a fiery crowd as she fought to defend her city-shaping legacy during a debate about the state of Oxford Street.
Secret documents reveal internal party squabbling slowed down a Liberal Party push to be organised ahead of the local government elections.
At Cumberland City Council,the site of an ugly debate over books about same-sex parents,councillors raised 84 code of conduct complaints against each other.
The decision to keep the shadow attorney-general on the frontbench came with the party engulfed in crisis over the failure to nominate 140 candidates in the September 14 council elections.
The discovery of stray kegs on the footpath has led the City of Sydney to order a Woolloomooloo venue to shut its popular outdoor area at 8pm.
While the going gets rough on the luge.
The party is considering its position overnight and will respond on Sunday,possibly by taking the Electoral Commission to court.
A candidate for Ku-ring-gai Council declared herself not a property developer,nor a close associate of one. But on Facebook,her husband said otherwise.
The local government nomination debacle has possibly derailed what could have been the next generation of NSW parliamentarians for at least four years.
The NSW Liberals sacked state director Richard Shields after a catastrophic blunder left the party without 140 candidates in 16 councils for next month’s local government elections.