The NSW premier has conceded to hand-picking candidates in crucial seats before the state election, despite a brewing backlash among rank-and-file party members.
Voters have delivered their verdicts on which party they think is best to manage hospitals and health services, the education system and housing.
The premier and two cabinet ministers could be forced to give evidence in a criminal case stemming from a February protest at Town Hall.
A string of candidate announcements has been made without a rank-and-file vote and, in at least one case, before nominations had even opened.
Defence lawyers for demonstrators charged after the Town Hall protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog are seeking to force Chris Minns to testify.
Despite a High Court ruling against it, the NSW government is proposing laws to allow the Mount Pleasant mine to expand its operation.
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NSW Premier Chris Minns has called anti-immigration comments made by top One Nation candidate “racist” and “outrageous”.
A NSW Labor election policy has immediately deteriorated into a battle between ‘lazy councils’ and ‘dodgy developers’...
Five medical organisations have united in an appeal to the NSW premier to pause the planned expansion of pharmacist prescribing powers on safety grounds.
Productivity Commissioner Peter Achterstraat has long called out the need for infrastructure and housing to be delivered as one.
The Minns government is also sitting on a disaster adaptation plan for the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley, one of the most flood-prone river catchments in the nation.
The Minns government is also sitting on a disaster adaptation plan for the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley, one of the most flood-prone river catchments in the nation.
Premier Chris Minns had the common sense to reverse his government’s initial decision to change train timetables following the unpopular backlash
NSW Labor has made it clear how much of a threat One Nation is to their future, but the federal government's inflation woes are only making things worse.
NSW Premier Chris Minns was originally set to address guests after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. But he was forced to intervene when the emcee forgot about him.
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The state’s premier will continue to differentiating himself from the Albanese government as the minor party threatens his hold on power.
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The Minns government continues to sit on a three-year-old review of the short-term stay industry amid growing concerns.
Defence personnel based at Victoria Barracks in Sydney have begun "packing boxes" for a Christmas eviction, despite the NSW premier calling on the federal government to reverse its move to sell the historic site.