BREAKING: Women and parents weighing up a return to work and residents plotting an entry to the housing market have emerged as the biggest winners of the NSW budget.
Working women and parents weighing up a return to work, and residents plotting an entry to the housing market, have emerged as the biggest winners of a NSW budget designed to spur the economy and tackle the cost of living.: A $5.
is the AFR's National Reporter. Most recently, she was CBD columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Before that, she covered Victorian and NSW politics and business for The Australian, the AFR and BRW Magazine.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
NSW budget updates LIVE: NSW budget focused on reform, treasurer saysWATCH LIVE: NSW budget address; RBA doesn’t see Australian recession on the horizon; Victoria says offshore wind will blow energy shortfalls away. Follow updates here.
Read more »
‘This house needs a family again’: Wendy Whiteley’s extraordinary $100 million gift to NSWThe Sydney home of Wendy Whiteley will be sold after her death and her collection of Brett Whiteley artworks donated to the Art Gallery of NSW in an “extraordinary” cultural gift LindaMorrissmh
Read more »
NSW coach Brad Fittler’s secret meeting with referees bossOnly the paranoid survive. Do the Blues have reason to be paranoid about the referees?
Read more »
‘This house needs a family again’: Wendy Whiteley’s extraordinary $100 million gift to NSWThe Lavender Bay waterfront home is to be sold, not kept, under the terms of Wendy Whiteley’s promised bequest, with Whiteley saying the home needs a family to love it after she is gone.
Read more »
‘Perilous state’: Dozens of areas across NSW at risk of critical GP shortagesThe exodus of hundreds of doctors from the workforce means dozens of towns across the state are at risk of not having a single GP available in coming years.
Read more »
People in regional NSW travelling for medical treatment get financial boostThe state government will allocate an extra $149 million in Tuesday's budget for people in regional areas who need to travel for medical treatment.
Read more »