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The rail union has agreed not to conduct any industrial action that would disrupt new year celebrations, but tensions between government and union remain.
Premier Chris Minns described the attack on the Jewish community as a ‘disgusting display of anti-Semitism.’
A Parliamentary Committee has referred New South Wales Premier Chris Minns to ICAC over his connections to a developer.
‘The climate’s changing, and we are obviously in a transition when it comes to energy,’ the premier said.
The NSW government has pushed the new laws through Parliament to prevent anymore disruptions to Australia’s coal operations.
Jacob Hersant was sentenced to a month in jail on Nov. 1 after being found guilty of performing the Nazi salute publicly—a gesture outlawed in Victoria.
The area is currently relying on a large-scale backup generator while interim towers are being constructed, expected to be operational by Nov. 6.
About 50 people attended a white supremacist rally in Corowa, sparking calls for NSW to join other states in explicitly banning the Nazi salute.
The second day of a joint social media summit has kicked into gear, prompting discussions on how parents navigate the online realm and what rules could come.
Premiers of NSW and SA will join leaders from around the nation in discussing plans to ban kids from social media in Australia.
The rally went ahead despite concerns about the sensitivity of the timing on the eve of the anniversary of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel.
This decision has been backed by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns.
Relationship educators will work with schools across NSW.
Social media use has been blamed for rising mental health disorders in kids and teenagers.
The new definition of stalking was unveiled by the NSW government on Sept. 2.
NSW Labor Premier Chris Minns has stepped in to try and save a mining project after federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek put a stop to part of it.
50,000 workers, speeds up to 100km/h, and 200,000 passengers expected on day 1 are just some of the stats surrounding Sydney’s new city metro line.
After seeking to put the national CFMEU office into administration, the government is now seeking similar action against its NSW branch.
The Fair Work Commission general manager will act as an independent administrator after what has been described as ‘abhorrent’ conduct within the union.
A string of controversies has led to Labor calling for the CFMEU to cut ties with the party.
