The Parliamentary Budget Office says Labor’s plan to trial 500 cashless gaming machines in NSW would make no difference to the budget bottom line.
Many NSW public service workers deserve pay increases,but Labor’s solution is problematic and the agency scrutinising the cost of election promises has warned Labor may struggle to secure the savings needed.
A Minns government would upgrade the Circular Quay wharves and promenade but abandon grander plans proposed for the site.
Please Explain visits the border between NSW and Victoria,where the legacy of decades of loose regulation of gambling machines is still being felt today.
Residents of western Sydney are fed up with second-class citizen treatment. They are ready to send new people to Macquarie Street.
UNSW chancellor David Gonski,whom Dominic Perrottet consulted on the scheme before it was finalised,demurred when asked whether it should be means tested.
The majority of people are either undecided or against the NSW premier’s signature election promise to set up a superannuation-style savings fund for children.
Climate 200,which is backing teal independent candidates,received donations from non-alcoholic brewers Heaps Normal.
Woollahra’s Liberal mayor says she “can’t tell people who to vote for” in Vaucluse,and has lashed out at the state government for stripping councils of development powers.
Inner Sydney might have turned its back on greyhound racing,but it’s a different story out west.
The Parliamentary Budget Office has warned Labor may struggle to secure the savings needed to pay for higher public service wages.