NSW

Multiple unions are calling for the right for police to use metal detectors to search people without a warrant.

Women in regional and rural areas will benefit the most.

But the NSW health department has defended its strict measures citing “patient safety.”

This decision has been met with approval from the Independent Education Union of Australia (IEUA), marking a significant change in the state’s education system.

The move casts doubt on the legal validity of 30,000 fines issued during the pandemic.

GPS trackers are already installed inside police-issued radios, but are not currently operational due to objections by the police union.

This comes after a senior constable in the police force was charged with the murder of two gay men.

Scientists used advanced equipment to identify and map the wreck and confirmation of the remains was made by CSIRO scientists who matched the ship’s features.

People who’ve had diarrhoea are advised not to go swimming for at least two weeks afterwards or they risk spreading a parasitic disease.

‘Every Vape is a Hit to Your Health,’ seeks to address the quadruple increase in youth vaping.

The 29-year-old works for the Department of Climate Change in New South Wales.

The industrial action will affect billions of dollars worth of crucial renewables and transmission projects, the union said.

Suncorp, an insurance and finance company, has issued a warning on lithium-ion battery products including e-scooters and e-bikes

‘If you can turn your air conditioning up a little bit, over about 24, [that will be] fantastic,” the state’s climate change minister said.

A taskforce has been employed by the NSW premier in hopes to reduce hospital wait times.

This policy shift aims to increase housing options and combat the growing demand for affordable homes in the state.

Activists were in the water chanting ‘free, free Palestine,’ while on the land, protestors held signs ‘block the boats.’

People in NSW can be fined up to $100,000 if they incite hatred or severely ridicule a person or group for their religious beliefs.

Sir Richard Branson believes NSW should adopt an approach to drugs similar to that of the ACT.

Residents were encouraged to remain vigilant as 10 blazes sparked emergency warnings throughout the afternoon.