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School hours are ‘sexist’, should be extended to 6pm to help working women: MP

School hours are ‘sexist’, should be extended to 6pm to help working women: MP

New Ryde MP Jordan Lane wants school hours extended so mothers aren’t “forced to choose between their own career progression or raising children”.

  • by Michael McGowan

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Sydney congestion overblown, more inner-city density needed, say developers

Sydney congestion overblown, more inner-city density needed, say developers

The head of developer lobby Urban Taskforce says the eastern suburbs are “ripe” for increased density following calls for increased building heights in inner Sydney.

  • by Michael McGowan
Perrottet could tap out by Christmas. There must be something in the water
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Perrottet could tap out by Christmas. There must be something in the water

The Liberals were on board with the Sydney Water anti-privatisation push, but once it became clear the all-powerful crossbench was not playing along, they voted with Labor.

  • by Alexandra Smith
MPs invoke Lindy Chamberlain in calling for Kathleen Folbigg’s release

MPs invoke Lindy Chamberlain in calling for Kathleen Folbigg’s release

Attorney-General Michael Daley is resisting calls to free Folbigg from prison after an inquiry heard her four children may have died of natural causes.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn
‘North Korea would be proud’: Labor to unwind Coalition ‘get Clover’ laws

‘North Korea would be proud’: Labor to unwind Coalition ‘get Clover’ laws

The laws give businesses and property owners in the City of Sydney two votes. They were widely seen as an unsuccessful attempt to oust Lord Mayor Clover Moore.

  • by Michael Koziol and Michael McGowan
Rogue taxi drivers could harm Sydney’s reputation, says minister

Rogue taxi drivers could harm Sydney’s reputation, says minister

NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen says taxi drivers who do not turn on their meters will face increased fines. 

  • by Alexandra Smith
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‘Dangerous and reckless’: Government and Coalition clash over Sydney Water bill
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‘Dangerous and reckless’: Government and Coalition clash over Sydney Water bill

The inclusion of Sydney Water in the NSW Constitution will be a major battleground in state parliament this week.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Attorney-general urged to free Folbigg as MPs mobilise support
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Attorney-general urged to free Folbigg as MPs mobilise support

Michael Daley is under mounting pressure to release Kathleen Folbigg after NSW’s top prosecutor accepted reasonable doubt about her convictions over the deaths of her four children.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn
Fashion giant guilty of hundreds of underpayment offences
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Fashion giant guilty of hundreds of underpayment offences

The retail group whose stores include Millers, Rivers, Katies, Rockman, and Noni B has pleaded guilty to underpaying long service leave to 223 staff. 

  • by Alexandra Smith
Health workers ramp up strike action at state’s busiest hospital over wages

Health workers ramp up strike action at state’s busiest hospital over wages

Paramedics will be among workers who walk off the job on Wednesday with a focus on the state’s busiest hospital, Westmead.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Crime Commission to investigate claims money laundering documents withheld

Crime Commission to investigate claims money laundering documents withheld

Independent MP Alex Greenwich has claimed that Liquor and Gaming failed to provide all relevant documents about the extent of money laundering in pubs and clubs.

  • by Alexandra Smith