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Dear diary: What the government’s first meetings reveal about power in NSW

Dear diary: What the government’s first meetings reveal about power in NSW

In the government’s first few weeks, newly minted ministers met with newspapers, TV, Ray Hadley and billionaire nonagenarians.

  • by Angus Dalton and Simone Fox Koob

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Harry Styles announces Sydney wildlife donation – to the wrong zoo

Harry Styles announces Sydney wildlife donation – to the wrong zoo

Taronga Zoo is the recipient of a philanthropic gift from Harry Styles. But he announced he’d donated to a lesser known institution in western Sydney.

  • by Angus Dalton and Madeleine Heffernan
Q and eh? Karvelas eyes live broadcast from India for flagship program

Q and eh? Karvelas eyes live broadcast from India for flagship program

CBD can reveal big plans to take Q+A offshore – but don’t worry, it’s coming back.

  • by Angus Dalton and Madeleine Heffernan
Embattled Home Affairs department awarded A+ for spin

Embattled Home Affairs department awarded A+ for spin

Albanian criminals may be slipping through Home Affairs’ fingers, but opportunities to post Neighbours-themed memes are not.

  • by Angus Dalton
Public servants declare ceasefire in war between planning and transport

Public servants declare ceasefire in war between planning and transport

Newly appointed head of the NSW Planning Department Kiersten Fishburn has pledged to end the war between transport and planning bureaucrats.

  • by Andrew Taylor
Eastern suburbs council brings in tree cover quota to stop overdevelopment

Eastern suburbs council brings in tree cover quota to stop overdevelopment

McMansions will be harder to build in Sydney’s richest suburbs now that property owners are forced to scale back building plans to provide room for more trees.

  • by Andrew Taylor
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Thousands of share bikes are back in Sydney. Will they clog the streets again?

Thousands of share bikes are back in Sydney. Will they clog the streets again?

Companies behind the latest rollout say there is untapped demand for “micromobility” and that technology will make a difference this time around.

  • by Andrew Taylor
There’s nothing wrong with raising kids in apartments - let’s embrace it
Opinion
Opinion

There’s nothing wrong with raising kids in apartments - let’s embrace it

The old mythology about quarter-acre blocks and Hills Hoists persists, even if it doesn’t match our modern reality or the intentions of policymakers.

  • by Michael Koziol
Is the man who controls your taxes about to be replaced?

Is the man who controls your taxes about to be replaced?

Little attention has been paid to the looming end of Australian Tax Office boss Chris Jordan’s second term, or who’s expected to replace him.

  • by Amelia McGuire and Charlotte Grieve
‘Missing piece’: Work starts on divisive $2b Harbourside redevelopment

‘Missing piece’: Work starts on divisive $2b Harbourside redevelopment

Darling Harbour is set to be transformed by a new mixed-use complex comprising shops, offices, and a 42-storey luxury apartment tower.

  • by Megan Gorrey
Premier, stop playing games with western Sydney residents on Metro
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Sydney Metro

Premier, stop playing games with western Sydney residents on Metro

Letting doubt fester about the future of Metro West for months is cruel and unnecessary.

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