New South Wales

Australia’s biggest private health insurers have agreed to pay a new single-room hospital rate of $892 for using public rooms.

‘Virtual care has made tremendous progress, accelerated in part by the pandemic,’ the health minister said.

The 3 men who performed the salute, all of Croatian descent, did not know each other and were seated in different areas of the stadium.

The 32-year-old man is set to face a number of charges after police allege he was involved in the 3D printing of firearms.

The NSW government has pushed the new laws through Parliament to prevent anymore disruptions to Australia’s coal operations.

After first thought to be made of oil from a spill, the mysterious ’tar balls’ which washed up on Sydney’s beaches in mid-October were actually something worse.

NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe has called the protesters ‘vile’ and police are now investigating.

An inquiry has heard about the risk of injury from personal mobility vehicles travelling at speed on public footpaths.

The state’s peak real estate body has cautioned against making conditions too onerous for landlords citing the situation in New Zealand and Victoria.

The area is currently relying on a large-scale backup generator while interim towers are being constructed, expected to be operational by Nov. 6.

A lawyer for Sarah Mouhanna, 19, has not disclosed the basis for her defence against charges of displaying the flag of the proscribed terrorist organisation.

Even those who can afford consultations face longer wait times for doctors and specialists and feel their GP doesn’t have enough time for them.

Authorities will implement planned outages to maintain the generator’s performance.

The ban on mobile phones in New South Wales schools is working, according to a survey of almost 1,000 principals.

People are placing more trust in independent candidates backed by the local community, says the woman likely to become NSW parliament’s first teal MP.

In an effort to position New South Wales as a significant player in high-tech minerals sector, the state government plans to encourage exploration.

In January this year, government announced that it is now unlawful to perform the Nazi salute in public.

The reforms will end no-ground evictions and clarify lease termination terms while easing pet ownership in rentals.

About 50 people attended a white supremacist rally in Corowa, sparking calls for NSW to join other states in explicitly banning the Nazi salute.

Deputy Premier Prue Car stated that the reforms strengthen the existing bail system.