Chris Minns

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.

The RSL has praised the NSW government’s move to increase trading restrictions on Anzac Day, while the state’s peak retail body expressed concerns.

The New South Wales government will spend $4.1 million, along with $8 million in private investment, on new electric vehicle charging stations.

Taiwan’s local diplomatic representatives said the email was aimed at intimidating local MPs.

‘These are long overdue, targeted and will help keep women and children safer.’

Police have been given more powers after the stabbing rampage at Westfield Bondi Junction, and the church attack.

Rumoured calls by NSW Police to have parents held responsible for offences committed by their children is a simplistic approach, NSW Civil Liberties says.

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.

In light of a series of stabbing incidents across Sydney in the past week, NSW Premier Chris Minns said he would consider tougher knife laws.

A senior police official said the incident satisfied the requirements of religiously motivated extremism.

‘The government is not considering policy changes in relation to stun guns or firearms.’

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says it is time to ‘get serious on young criminals who seek to highlight their criminal activity on social media.’

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

“This investment is an important step towards delivering expanded preschool access for all families across NSW,” said Premier Chris Minns.

Pending court cases and bureaucracy means it may take up to three months for the demerit point to be completely erased from drivers’ record.

More than 24,000 properties will be eligible for the upgrades, announced by the Albanese and Minns governments.

The group allegedly did not comply with move on directions from police.

‘You can protest, but you can’t take it so far that you’re advocating for violence or hatred on city streets,’ said the NSW Premier.

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