Max Maddison is a journalist based in Sydney, Australia, with a focus on local news and current affairs. He has written for prominent publications such as Brisbane Times, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, and WAtoday. Max's articles cover a range of topics including housing, urban development, local government issues, and legal changes.
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Max's focus is predominantly on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, especially related to housing reforms in Sydney and New South Wales. He appears particularly interested in the impact of these policies on developers, councils, and residents.
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By: Max Maddison, Jessica Irvine
By: Max Maddison
The Liberals suffered a bad loss in Pittwater on Saturday, but NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman says a “perfect storm” conspired against the party and his MPs are still backing him in.
By: Max Maddison
The Premier's Department has kiboshed two community projects, including one worth $100,000, nominated for taxpayer funding under Labor's controversial local grants program due to “unacceptable” conflict of interest concerns.
By: Daniel Lo Surdo, Alexandra Smith, Max Maddison, Michael McGowan
By: Alexandra Smith, Michael Mcgowan, Max Maddison, Daniel Lo Surdo
One key figure who managed to obtain an invitation called it “the Drug Summit that you have when you don’t really want to have a Drug Summit”.
Ahead of the long-promised drug summit, three government MPs have supported calls for an overhaul of cannabis laws in NSW.
By: Max Maddison, Frances Howe
The corrections minister has vowed to fix a glaring loophole after discovering no single agency was responsible for informing victims about their attackers’ parole.
By: Harriet Alexander, Max Maddison
With a trial into mandatory cashless gaming plagued by problems, the NSW government has begun laying the groundwork to walk away from the policy.
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