Immersive experiences among exhibitions announced for Powerhouse Parramatta grand opening
A crystal tunnel set within a meteorite, a maze of mirrors and a vintage Qantas plane will be…
Great Koala National Park carbon credits barred from coal and gas
Carbon credits generated by the Great Koala National Park will be used for targeted manufacturing industries in NSW…
LGBTQIA+ nightclub’s lease at former Sydney church terminated due to ‘offensive trade’
The owners of a deconsecrated church in Sydney’s CBD have terminated the lease of an LGBTQIA+ pop-up club,…
Homeless campers at Wagga Wagga under pressure as deadline to leave site arrives
The deadline for people to vacate a homeless camp near Wagga Wagga’s CBD has passed but some rough…
NSW Liberal Damien Tudehope quits the frontbench ahead of appearing at ICAC as a witness
Shadow Attorney-General Damien Tudehope has quit the frontbench after being called as a witness in a corruption probe…
New South Wales government cracks down on sales of potentially deadly nitrous oxide
The New South Wales Government is cracking down on the sale of nitrous oxide, conceding an increase in…
Moore Park Golf Course carve up makes way for new green space in inner Sydney
Sydneysiders are set to get a new park in the coming weeks, as the state government divides up…
‘Stop throwing stones’: Shark attack survivor urges government, fishermen and scientists to meet at summit to improve safety policy
A shark attack survivor has called for an emergency summit on how to deal with the predator, saying…
Colter Bay blames lending bias for Australia’s slump
Colter Bay Capital has published research arguing that Australia’s productivity slump is rooted in credit allocation. The analysis…
Shark cull will not improve beach safety or reduce attacks, marine biologists say
Culling sharks would not reduce the risk of attacks because of their migratory behaviour, a marine biologist says,…
Safe Havens pop-up mental health clinics close across Northern Rivers
After losing his wife, Christine Ray, to cancer, Greg Clitheroe thought he was mentally tough enough to carry…
Lakemba Nights stallholders welcome change saving them thousands, keeping festival alive
Mohammed Zarqa has been selling his Palestinian dessert at Lakemba Nights for the past 14 years and welcomes…