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Letters

Nix HECS interest for a national brain gain

The potential reduction of HECS debts is good news for students,but does not encourage the speedy repayment of debts

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Editorial
Sydney Water

Water bills to cover price for not keeping up with Sydney development

  • The Herald's View
The plan to squeeze 30,000 residents into Sydney Olympic Park
Development

This is the plan to squeeze 30,000 residents into Sydney Olympic Park. Could it work?

  • byAnthony Segaert
Mehreen Faruqi and Pauline Hanson outside the Federal Court in Sydney in April.
Updated
Courts

Pauline Hanson racially vilified Mehreen Faruqi,court rules

  • byMichaela Whitbourn andSarah McPhee
UNSW has received its largest ever donation.
University

The big business of university philanthropy:UNSW lands largest ever donation

  • byDaniella White
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Politics

Sydney Water
Bills

Bill shock as Sydney residents asked to pay 50 per cent more for water

Sydney Water says it needs money to invest in infrastructure as the city grapples with a quickly growing population.

  • byAnthony Segaert
Landfill in Sydney
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Waste

Sydney’s running out of rubbish space. Is this the end of your red bin?

Sydney’s available landfill space is vanishing as NSW falls well behind its recycling targets.

  • byAlexandra Smith
NSW Premier Chris Minns will not attend the opening of the drug summit on Friday.
Analysis
State Parliament

This event has been years in the making,but even the man who wanted it won’t show up

  • byMichael McGowan
NSW Corrections Minister Anoulack Chanthivong has vowed to remedy a glaring hole in the Victims Register system.
State Parliament

Samantha Barlow fell through a crack in the system. Now we’ve found another one

  • byMax Maddison andFrances Howe
Opinion
Health insurance

I loathe private health insurance. Do I have it? Of course

  • byAlexandra Smith

Crime&Courts

Mehreen Faruqi and Pauline Hanson outside the Federal Court in Sydney in April.
Updated
Courts

Pauline Hanson racially vilified Mehreen Faruqi,court rules

  • byMichaela Whitbourn andSarah McPhee
Former police officer Samantha Barlow had her head caved in by an assailant with a brick. She can no longer taste or smell. She is speaking against his bail application in Sydney. 30 October 2024 Photo:Janie Barrett .
Crime

‘No right to any form of freedom’:Hero cop faces attacker for first time in 15 years

  • byPerry Duffin andMichael McGowan
Roadside drug-driving tests have expanded,but to nowhere near the scale of random breath tests.
Opinion
Drugs

Drug-driving rates are soaring,but it’s not just down to extra testing

  • byMilad Haghani
Former police officer Samantha Barlow had her head caved in by an assailant with a brick. She can no longer taste or smell. She is speaking against his bail application in Sydney. 30 October 2024 Photo:Janie Barrett .
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Crime

Bashed and left for dead,Samantha now feels betrayed by a cruel loophole

  • byPerry Duffin
The Executive Council of Australian Jewry has launched legal action against Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad.
Courts

Jewish body takes Islamic preacher to court over antisemitic speeches

  • byRiley Walter
Solicitor Mouna Youssef (left) has been jailed for forgery and fraud.
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Crime

‘Con artist’ Sydney lawyer jailed for forgery and fraud

  • byKate McClymont
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Education

UNSW has received its largest ever donation.
University

The big business of university philanthropy:UNSW lands largest ever donation

  • byDaniella White
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Private schools

Sydney Grammar’s $39 million inner-city expansion plans revealed

  • byLucy Carroll
Analysis
Bullying

Latest St Paul’s scandal shows how quickly the proverbial car can hurtle out of control

  • byJordan Baker

Health

Westmead Hospital has a backlog of up to 3000 unreported MRI and other imaging scans.
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Hospitals

Backlog of thousands of MRI scans threatens missed diagnoses

  • byKate Aubusson
Illness

HIV,hepatitis warning after raid on Sydney cosmetic clinic

  • byAngus Thomson
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Hospitals in crisis

‘No one had the staff to let me have a baby’:Women forced to drive hours to give birth

  • byKate Aubusson

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