NSW
Two pumped hydro energy projects in NSW worth $7 billion have been put on the fast-track for ministerial approval with no right of appeal. The projects are the $3.5bn Western Sydney Pumped Hydro Project at Lake Burragorang (which could power […]
Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) is now looking for a new Sydney site to replace its Wentworth Park venue which is to be developed for housing. Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) has formed a Sydney Metropolitan Racing Precinct (SMRP) working group to
With a new round of claims open for Sydney’s $60 weekly toll road cap, motorists are taking full advantage by claiming an average rebate of $309. The New Government says rebates can now be claimed for the final quarter of
New home owners in NSW wanting to buy a new design for just $1 have until the end of January to do so. The NSW Pattern Book is offering the price for eight architect designed low-rise home templates until January
Eraring Power Station in NSW is to remain open for two more years, owners Origin Energy says. The coal-powered station was due to close on August 19, 2027, but will now close on April 30, 2029, Origin told the NSW
Sydney’s new $836 million fish market is now open and the NSW Government is already talking about turning it into a major state tourism icon. The government calls it the third major tourism landmark on Sydney Harbour (behind the opera
Designs for a $40 million upgrade of Leichhardt Oval in Sydney have gone public and are now open for public comment. The ground is currently home to the West Tigers NRL club. The NSW Government hopes the upgrades will extend
New South Wales is holding onto almost $300 million in unclaimed money for residents and the state wants to give it back to its rightful owners. Sydney City and its eastern suburbs have the highest unclaimed amount with more than
A Dubbo man has faced a Queensland court, charged with more than 60 counts of stealing stock and fraud. Queensland Police say detectives from their Toowoomba Rural and Stock Crime Squad travelled to Dubbo, New South Wales, to extradite the
A NSW teenager who made ‘swatting’ calls to the US is facing children’s court today (January 13) after an overseas tip-off. ‘Swatting’ involves making fake calls to emergency services that trigger a large-scale, and armed, response. The Australian Federal Police
