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NSW transport minister Jo Haylen tasked a tax-payer funded ministerial driver to transport her and her friends on Australia Day.

The premier said while the circumstances of a second trip were different, they still did not justify the use of a ministerial driver.

The premier said while the circumstances of a second trip were different, they still did not justify the use of a ministerial driver.

Construction will finally begin at a languishing block of land on Sydney's Barangaroo foreshore after a development approval was pushed through following a decade of delays.

Sarah Abu Lebdeh, 26, was arrested on Tuesday night at Sutherland Police Station and charged with three Commonwealth offences including use carriage service to threaten to kill.

The ban on the eastern blue groper has been widely criticised for failing to address climate-related pressures, with the fisheries watchdog admitting 'limited numbers' were being harvested by anglers even before it was made illegal.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton are on the move. Where they go tells us what — and who — they care about.

Two of Australia's most striking populist figures are again at odds; this time, over preference deals. Here's how it could influence the election.

Nationals senator Bridget Mackenzie has defended the Coalition's decision to accept One Nation preferences.

The Coalition has confirmed it would tax vapes and allow them to be sold at retail stores, raising billions for the budget.