New South Wales

NSW Premier Chris Minns has welcomed government action to censor visuals of two stabbing attacks in his state, but a watchdog group warns there must be limits.

‘You are welcome to stay here for as long as you like,” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

The Scentre Group, owners of Westfield, says it will review security arrangements at its destinations as part of cooperating with the coronial inquiry.

The law bans conversion that changes or suppresses the sexual orientation or gender identity of individuals.

The popular tourist locations in New South Wales will receive the double names following ’requests from local communities.'

Costa Group in Corindi, NSW, officially enters the Guinness World Records, producing the heaviest blueberry since the previous record set in 2020.

Fire and Rescue NSW recommend not leaving lithium-ion batteries on charge once they have reached capacity.

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

NSW will re-introduce paper ticketing after criticism from the public deemed the current ticketless parking system as unfair.

Drivers will have to pay about $123 billion in today’s dollars across the next 37 years due to agreements that put toll operators first, NSW government admits.

Opponents have accused Chris Minn of “endorsing racism” by his stance, but the Opposition Leader gave the same reply.

The new shadow cabinet includes promotions from parliamentarians in Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia, and South Australia

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

A two-hour walkout is likely to cause chaos in health facilities as staff protest what they say is ‘price gouging’ in privatised hospital carparks.

While the defection may boost One Nation’s chances of winning seats in NSW, in the meantime it could lose its only MP as a result.

Basic issues like stock and equipment management are weighing down the work of nursing staff at the state’s major hospitals.

A Mardi Gras Fair Day Event on Feb. 18 for 70,000 people has also been cancelled amid an ongoing asbestos problem in New South Wales

On this year’s Australia Day in Melbourne, a statue of Captain James Cook was sawn off at the ankles.

After the government was criticised for not banning laboratory experiments that cause animal suffering, a Private Members Bill has introduced tough new laws.

Mr. Ruddick would cut every department associated with ‘global boiling.’