Max Maddison is a state political reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald.
Scott Yung spent big trying to win Bennelong during the 2025 federal election. Now insiders say he won’t pay the Liberal Party back.
Liberal opposition to the government’s gun laws is growing, with one MP declaring the amendments do not deal with “the real problem”.
Jonathan Watson paid $170 last time he filled up his diesel ute and doesn’t know what it will be next time as his business feels the pain of fuel price hikes.
The opposition seized on a disclosure from the ETU in a budget estimates hearing on Tuesday. The minister had more to say.
The premier says his brother tells him “exactly what’s going on” about corrective services. Jim Minns says the pair never talk about work.
The NSW government wants to build 8500 homes west of Sydney’s CBD. The local MP warns it risks turning into “an exclusive waterfront enclave for the rich”.
“Developers’ profits are trumping community safety” over plans to develop in Hawkesbury-Nepean valley.
ASIC alleges Christopher Edwards does not have “the judgment, skill or character to participate in the Australian financial services industry”. He denies any wrongdoing.
Karen Hedberg worked for 50 years. Her accountant Christopher Edwards says he has done nothing wrong.
“Doesn’t pass the pub test”: Community sporting groups received $100,000 in funding under controversial scheme after donating to two MPs’ campaigns.