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Youth vote promises Labor long stint in government - Vimarsana News

Youth vote promises Labor long stint in government

Things are looking bright for Labor for a long tenure at the wheel. The young are fit and healthy and starting to breed influenceable youngsters.

Source: smh.com.au
Vehicle ban for Australia's oldest street - Vimarsana News

Vehicle ban for Australia's oldest street

Wheelchairs and matchbox cars will soon be the only four-wheelers heading north on Australia's oldest street after the raging success of pandemic-induced outdoor dining accelerated change.

NSW election 2023: Dominic Perrottet secures first win in fight to reshape parliamentary team - Vimarsana News

NSW election 2023: Dominic Perrottet secures first win in fight to reshape parliamentary team

The premier secured a major win after party officials voted in favour of a preselection ticket assembled to include equal numbers of men and women.

Source: afr.com
Three male candidates dropped from NSW Liberal Party upper house ticket as factions unite to deliver gender parity at election - Vimarsana News

Three male candidates dropped from NSW Liberal Party upper house ticket as factions unite to deliver gender parity at election

The New South Wales Liberal Party will drop three senior men on its upper house ticket at next year’s state election as Premier Dominic Perrottet ensures the party delivers gender parity.

Secret NSW high-speed rail plan backs Newcastle to Wollongong link - Vimarsana News

Secret NSW high-speed rail plan backs Newcastle to Wollongong link

The state government has kept the paper secret for nearly three years, but the author told the Herald a high-speed Newcastle to Sydney route must be the first priority.

Source: smh.com.au