Interpretive dance, coal mines and lack of community consultation are just some of the issues that NSW Department of Planning bureaucrats are concerned about ahead of Estimates hearings later this month.
Carr's 'hymn to public life' was launched among some of the biggest names in Labor of the last half century.
A NSW Labor MP has demonstrated that there remain politicians who are eager to parrot China's talking points.
Partially funded by the Commonwealth, the custody notification system (CNS) is closely modelled on a system in place in New South Wales since 2000.
What are the implications for others who were in similar positions to Archbishop Philip Wilson -- those who were told numerous times by credible sources about sexual abuse, perpetrated by individuals over whom they exercised some control?
The 1980s heralded a swell of protests highlighting the treatment of women in war, and the role of rape as a weapon. Decades later, the problem is still invisible.
The Council of Australian Governments meets today to have their say on the NEG, and not every state and territory is going in with a smile.
A former NSW state Greens MP and chief of staff to Richard di Natale intends to bring a legal action against her own party.
Billy Graham, whose "crusade" first reached Australia in the 1950s, had a profound effect on evangelism in Sydney and beyond.
The Warringah motion is most commonly spruiked as a way to ensure greater democracy within the Liberal Party by taking a one-member, one-vote approach to preselections. Here's the thing though ...