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Premier admits oversight in Opera House solidarity move

Premier admits oversight in Opera House solidarity move

As a Sydney council prepares to fly the Palestinian flag, the NSW premier has apologised over the fallout of lighting the Sydney Opera House in Israeli colours.

'No surprise': 10k lessons missed daily in NSW schools

'No surprise': 10k lessons missed daily in NSW schools

'No surprise': 10k lessons missed daily in NSW schools

'No surprise': 10k lessons missed daily in NSW schools

The NSW education minister has been accused of relying solely on a pay rise to help with the recruitment of teachers amid persistent staff shortages.

Latham and second MP quit One Nation over 'money grab'

Latham and second MP quit One Nation over 'money grab'

Latham and second MP quit One Nation over 'money grab'

Latham and second MP quit One Nation over 'money grab'

One Nation may as well be known in NSW as One MP after Mark Latham and a long-time colleague quit the party and accused officials of misusing taxpayer funds.

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NSW government accused of breaking gaming trial promise

NSW government accused of breaking gaming trial promise

The NSW government is under fire for a delay to its signature cashless gaming trial, with the opposition accusing Labor of breaking an election promise.

Penalties sharpened for possessing a knife in public

Penalties sharpened for possessing a knife in public

NSW is cracking down on the rising tide of knife crime with the maximum penalties for possessing or wielding a knife to double.

Former NSW govt's first-home buyer reforms stamped out

Former NSW govt's first-home buyer reforms stamped out

The Perrottet government's signature stamp duty reform is likely headed for the chopping block as the government secures vital support from the cross bench.

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