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The massive increase in older women experiencing homelessness in NSW - Vimarsana News

The massive increase in older women experiencing homelessness in NSW

The last Census delivered shocking stats regarding the extent of homelessness for women in NSW, and particularly those aged 65-74.

Coalition of independent NSW candidates vow to slow or halt coal and gas projects - Vimarsana News

Coalition of independent NSW candidates vow to slow or halt coal and gas projects

Exclusive: group will outline key policies on Thursday, including reforms to stop coal seam gas development on Liverpool Plains

NSW election 2023 results: Is a hung parliament likely? What will happen? - Vimarsana News

NSW election 2023 results: Is a hung parliament likely? What will happen?

A lot of bargaining will begin if voting results in a hung parliament. How does minority government work? And who would be holding the cards?

NSW election 2023: Manly, the beachside electorate the Liberals must hold against teal contender - Vimarsana News

NSW election 2023: Manly, the beachside electorate the Liberals must hold against teal contender

The beachside contest is taking place in the shadow of the federal election when the seat received the highest proportion of teal votes in the country.

NSW election 2023: Teal candidates have their sights set on Liberal strongholds, but can they replicate the federal wave? - Vimarsana News

NSW election 2023: Teal candidates have their sights set on Liberal strongholds, but can they replicate the federal wave?

From the tip of Palm Beach, to North Sydney’s CBD, south of the harbour in Vaucluse and out to the southern highlands, independent teal candidates are swarming to win a seat in the March 25 election.

Source: smh.com.au