Which NSW drivers to get $60 toll cap still shrouded It is still unclear whether a $60 weekly cap to help Australia's most heavily tolled drivers will apply per e-tag or per tolling account. AAP · Nov 9, 2023
Time capsule home of influential modernist architect of Harlow New Town for sale for first time since 1960s John Graham, famous for his design and development of Harlow New Town, built Suncourt in 1960 and lived there until his death in 2021 Evening Standard · Nov 3, 2023
Ending 'age of lockouts': Push for changes so live music venues can trade longer Arts Minister John Graham says more relaxed laws will have punters dancing in streets. Newcastle Herald · Oct 18, 2023
Noise complaints fall on deaf ears in live music shift An overhaul of live music regulations in NSW will offer longer trading hours for venues that support creativity and shut down single-resident noise complaints. AAP · Oct 18, 2023
Supercars: don't sideline people's wishes "Most people are opposed to this idiotic idea" Newcastle Herald · Oct 3, 2023
Councillors steer clear of making Newcastle Supercars decision Newcastle remains in the dark about next year's Supercars race. Newcastle Herald · Oct 2, 2023
Lord mayor says Supercars 'very successful' for Newcastle The Mexican stand-off between the council and government continues. Newcastle Herald · Sep 27, 2023
Council resists government pressure on Newcastle Supercars deal MP Tim Crakanthorp has contradicted his government on the issue. Newcastle Herald · Sep 26, 2023
NSW government confirms $60 toll cap from January 1 The upcoming state budget will allocate $561 million over two years to the toll cap. Newcastle Herald · Sep 16, 2023
Justin Thomas clarifies father’s role as swing coach, confirms parting ways with putting coach Thomas says he's confident he's not that far away from playing his brand of winning golf again. USA Today Sports Media Group · Sep 13, 2023
The Guardian view on crosswords: not just a hobby for men like Inspector Morse Editorial: In the right hands, cryptic puzzles can educate as well as entertain. Just ask some of the women who set them The Guardian - UK · Aug 27, 2023
New Icac powers spark concerns as NSW opposition flags move to stop ‘reckless’ change Complaints from Liberals and some crossbench MPs come after watchdog asked to use illegally obtained recordings in ongoing investigation The Guardian - AU · Aug 24, 2023
A single sick worker blamed for widespread delays across Sydney train network A signaller reportedly called in sick at the last minute and no replacement was immediately available The Guardian - AU · Jul 7, 2023
Commuters slugged with price hikes on Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane toll roads Prices rise amid concerns from competition watchdog over Transurban’s proposed acquisition of Melbourne EastLink operator The Guardian - AU · Jul 2, 2023
The Guardian - AU · Jun 14, 2023 Sydney’s road tolling system could be split into separate zones under proposed reforms ‘The most tolled capital city in the world’ may have to pay Transurban compensation, says roads minister
The New Daily · Jun 14, 2023 NSW govt considered more tolls on Sydney drivers New tolls on freeways and a congestion charge on drivers entering the Sydney CBD were under consideration by the former NSW government.
Irish Mirror · Jun 2, 2023 Three men convicted over Roscommon eviction clashes after three-month trial and 14-hour jury deliberations The jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court today returned its verdicts, after deliberating for a total of 13 hours and 58 minutes
AAP · May 25, 2023 NSW government tightens rules to curb pork barrelling The culture of pork barrelling could be on the way out as NSW laws are tightened to ensure taxpayer-funded grants are transparent and handed out ethically.
The Guardian - AU · May 9, 2023 ‘Cultural vandalism’: Powerhouse Museum’s landmark steam engine under threat, experts warn Experts claim dismantling the world’s oldest working rotative steam engine is ‘extremely risky’, but museum says specialist engineers have advised it can be done safely
Newcastle Herald · May 2, 2023 Labor government pushes relaxed noise rules for Newcastle entertainment precinct 'We'll shortly be moving to implementation.'
The Guardian - AU · Apr 25, 2023 Revealed: the ‘buried’ Powerhouse Museum report that could have stopped $500m redevelopment A prominent heritage architect alleges the NSW government terminated his contract and hired another company after he advised that the Ultimo site should be heritage listed
The Guardian - AU · Apr 15, 2023 Too cramped? Too big? No name: Sydney’s newest art gallery weathers critique in its first months As the controversial new gallery known as Sydney Modern makes it through its first summer, visitors and critics are divided on whether it is living up to its promise
ABC News · Apr 12, 2023 AFL Gather Round: Inside the proud history of South Australian footy and the stars who avoided the VFL From Barrie Robran to John Halbert, South Australia is a hotbed of footy talent that went largely unnoticed in the east. As the AFL heads to Adelaide for Gather Round, we look back at the best of the bunch.
Edinburgh Live · Mar 5, 2023 The Forgotten Edinburgh plan to wipe out the Grassmarket for a Festival hub Packed with centuries of history, the Grassmarket is one of the capital's most alluring thoroughfares and admired by visitors from far and wide - and yet it was almost lost to development.
Irish Mirror · Feb 28, 2023 Security guard forced to eat dog faeces during Roscommon eviction clashes Mr Gordan began giving evidence last Thursday.