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Latham makes song and dance about ICAC’s conga-line of CEOs
The anti-corruption body's most recent CEO lasted just 13 months. Meanwhile the chief commissioner has copped a grilling from ...
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Disaster recovery changes hands in post-cyclone cabinet reshuffles
New ministers take on disaster recovery, transport, and public sector roles amid political shifts and retirements.
As calls intensify for a royal commission into child care, senior politicians are reluctant to take action
As the public outcry from educators and parents intensifies in the wake of Four Corners investigation into Australia's broken ...
Revealed: The NSW patients waiting the longest for surgery
The number of patients overdue for elective surgery in the state’s public hospitals has tripled as waiting lists reach levels ...
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Barbara Pocock on the Greens’ policy priorities
With the polls close to a dead heat, would the Greens push a potential minority Labor government even harder to pursue their ...
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Half of Transport for NSW staff ready to leave over workplace edict
Mass resignations loom as Transport for NSW’s rigid return-to-office mandate clashes with workforce expectations.
Premier launches compo crackdown after explosion in ‘bullying’ and ‘stress’ payouts
An explosion in workers’ compensation claims for psychological injuries such as stress, bullying and burnout is costing ...
NSW public mental health system is on its knees, hearing told
The first witness to give evidence in the five-day psychiatry arbitration was Dr Pramudie Gunaratne, chair of the NSW Branch ...
Private childcare whistleblowers' disturbing experiences inside a sector putting profits before kids
The mother knew something was wrong. Her four-year-old's tear-streaked face stopped her cold. Heart pounding, she pulled out ...
How to get the budget back in shape item by item
Before DOGE was even a thing, I ran a similar operation for the NSW Coalition. Here are the three lessons I learnt.
Australia: Labor government to evict first 147 residents from inner-Sydney public housing
They are the first of around 3,000 residents set to be turfed out of the long-established Waterloo Housing Estate, to make way for lucrative privately owned construction.