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Wakeley church stabbing: What happened to $700,000 police 'superweapon' for dealing with violent riots that YOU paid for - as 2,000 angry men cause chaos - Vimarsana News

Wakeley church stabbing: What happened to $700,000 police 'superweapon' for dealing with violent riots that YOU paid for - as 2,000 angry men cause chaos

The NSW Police Force bought a water cannon in 2007 following riots at Redfern, Cronulla and Macquarie Fields but it soon became an expensive white elephant.

Sydney housing crisis: Five ideas to make life easier for renters and first homebuyers - Vimarsana News

Sydney housing crisis: Five ideas to make life easier for renters and first homebuyers

Two NSW MPs have urged the Liberal Party to adopt policies to help tenants, lest it become irrelevant.

NSW Liberal powerbroker Kent Johns is put on leave after Daily Mail Australia revealed the high-flying executive's shocking 'humping' video - Vimarsana News

NSW Liberal powerbroker Kent Johns is put on leave after Daily Mail Australia revealed the high-flying executive's shocking 'humping' video

Kent Johns, considered an influential figure within NSW Liberal ranks, made the lewd remarks in October 2022 months after losing a battle for an upper house seat.

Punish 'NIMBY' councils to woo Gen Z voters, Young Liberals urge party - Vimarsana News

Punish 'NIMBY' councils to woo Gen Z voters, Young Liberals urge party

In a sign of a growing generational divide, NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman is facing an internal push for more ambitious housing policies.

Source: smh.com.au
Election funding cap removal alarms Coalition, Greens - Vimarsana News

Election funding cap removal alarms Coalition, Greens

The proposed Electoral Funding Amendment Bill has raised fears it could spark American-style political spending in the state.

Source: smh.com.au