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Shadow Treasurer Joe Hockey has stepped into Tony Abbott’s no-policy hole and announced the Coalition will build a second Sydney Airport at Badgerys Creek, writes <b>Ben Sandilands</b>.

Joe Hockey enters no-policy hole, pledges to build second Sydney airport

Shadow Treasurer Joe Hockey has stepped into Tony Abbott’s no-policy hole and announced the Coalition will build a second Sydney Airport at Badgerys Creek, writes Ben Sandilands.

The latest data from Essential Research shows Barry O'Farrell looking strong in New South Wales, Ted Baillieu slugging it out in Victoria and Campbell Newman losing support in Queensland, writes <b>William Bowe</b>.

Essential: NSW, Victoria and Queensland state polls

The latest data from Essential Research shows Barry O'Farrell looking strong in New South Wales, Ted Baillieu slugging it out in Victoria and Campbell Newman losing support in Queensland, writes William Bowe.

The NSW government's announcement that it will spend $1.6 billion to replace Sydney CBD buses with light rail makes sense -- but delivering it with that budget seems optimistic, writes <b>Alan Davies</b>.

Sydney light rail a welcome albeit expensive initiative

The NSW government's announcement that it will spend $1.6 billion to replace Sydney CBD buses with light rail makes sense -- but delivering it with that budget seems optimistic, writes Alan Davies.

The NSW government may ambush the Gillard government’s peculiar and opaque resistance to a second Sydney Airport at Badgerys Creek, writes <b>Ben Sandilands</b>.

Will O'Farrell ambush Gillard over second Sydney airport?

The NSW government may ambush the Gillard government’s peculiar and opaque resistance to a second Sydney Airport at Badgerys Creek, writes Ben Sandilands.

With a series of inquests going on at the moment, former diplomat <b>Bruce Haigh</b> asks if there should be inquiries into other mishandled, ignored and outstanding issues.

Refugees, education, ASIO: what else needs a royal commission?

With a series of inquests going on at the moment, former diplomat Bruce Haigh asks if there should be inquiries into other mishandled, ignored and outstanding issues.

The power of social media has helped roll back funding cuts to two prominent regional arts organisations in NSW, HotHouse Theatre in Albury-Wodonga and the renowned Renew Newcastle project.

After social media storm, NSW arts funding magically appears

The power of social media has helped roll back funding cuts to two prominent regional arts organisations in NSW, HotHouse Theatre in Albury-Wodonga and the renowned Renew Newcastle project.

State politics may prove a boon for Julia Gillard -- look at Queensland's troubled Coalition crew. But how much will the ghost of NSW Labor haunt Gillard, as ICAC continues?

Ghost of NSW government past may haunt Gillard

State politics may prove a boon for Julia Gillard -- look at Queensland's troubled Coalition crew. But how much will the ghost of NSW Labor haunt Gillard, as ICAC continues?

Former planning minister Frank Sartor told the ICAC inquiry into NSW Labor party figures that 2009 was a "tawdry time". As the Commission is learning, that's quite an understatement.

'I think I can help you with that': Obeid pulling the NSW strings

Former planning minister Frank Sartor told the ICAC inquiry into NSW Labor party figures that 2009 was a "tawdry time". As the Commission is learning, that's quite an understatement.

The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption has commenced its probe into former Labor MPs Eddie Obeid and Ian Macdonald. The state has waited a long time for this.

Obeid, Macdonald in the dock: ICAC to rule on ALP machine men

The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption has commenced its probe into former Labor MPs Eddie Obeid and Ian Macdonald. The state has waited a long time for this.

St John's College needs change. It needs women. And it needs a dose of manners for its well-to-do, elitist, mostly-male student body.

Take it from an Old Girl, St John's needs a dose of women

St John's College needs change. It needs women. And it needs a dose of manners for its well-to-do, elitist, mostly-male student body.