Greens New South Wales

The bottle shop in Sydney's west was an exposure site for up to nine hours a day every day between 22 December and New Year's Eve.

Our federal leaders will be enjoying a well-earned drink over the holiday season, with many declaring recent gifts of wine, whiskey, and champagne.

The politicisation of Roe 8 and a new outer harbour in Cockburn Sound continues to be the major policy stalemate coming into the 2021 election.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian is facing increasing pressure, externally and internally, over her links to alleged corruption and her brazen normalisation of pork barrelling, writes Jim McIlroy.

Cashless welfare card proposal faces final hurdle in Senate

But other changes in Christian Porter's omnibus bill could negatively impact casual workers, Labor's Tony Burke says

I hate to admit it, but there seems little point trying to hide the obvious. We're losing the war on death. Despite billions of dollars spent on health care every year, people are still dying. The…

Together, Victoria and NSW are moving well ahead of the federal government, which is still politically crippled on climate policy as a result of its previous fierce internal battles.

Two-thirds of respondents in the last poll of the year said they were satisfied with Prime Minister Scott Morrison's performance, a reflection of his handling of COVID-19.

As a one message party, the ALP has struggled to appeal to city and country voters. As the two Australias become more distinct and antagonistic, the strain is showing, writes Mark Kenny.

Mark Latham has described the Electricity Infrastructure Investment Bill 2020 as akin to Soviet-style five-year plans.

Premier will revert to old land-clearing laws until Coalition can draft new policy

The NSW government's says its Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap is responding to community concerns about reducing emissions and energy costs. But is it? Patrick McDonald takes a look.

A worker accused of rape is among the staff stood down from Ashley Youth Detention Centre in Tasmania's north pending investigation into "hundreds" of serious allegations, the state's Parliament hears.

A $1.2 billion settlement will end a class action brought on by hundreds of thousands of Australians affected by the debt recovery scheme. But some have told SBS News they still want to see further action to hold the government accountable.

The NSW budget claims to be about job creation but entrenches cuts to public sector workers' pay while handing windfalls to private corporations, reports Jim McIlroy.

Malcolm Turnbull says Scott Morrison is "determined not to suffer the same fate I did from the right of the Liberal Party in the Murdoch press", as he unleashes on News Corp's "considerable" influence on Australian politics.

The NSW Premier gave an election promise not to privatise any more state infrastructure. Peter Boyle reports on the government's sale of the last segment of the controversial and expensive tollway.

Labor claims dinner at Club Taree raised $18,000 from four donors and gave them access to premier

Sarah Hanson-Young secures inquiry after the popularity of Kevin Rudd's petition for a royal commission into News Corp