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infrastructure and Infrastructure Australia and Anthony Albanese and Catherine King - Vimarsana News

infrastructure and Infrastructure Australia and Anthony Albanese and Catherine King

The national body was supposed to take the politics out of infrastructure project selection and funding. It hasn’t worked out that way – now the Labor government wants a reset.

Source: afr.com
NSW election 2023: Front for the Labor Party': Hazzard gets fired up over teal threat - Vimarsana News

NSW election 2023: Front for the Labor Party': Hazzard gets fired up over teal threat

The NSW government will campaign on its environmental credentials - including its commitment to halve emissions by 2030 - in its attempt to stave off the teal movement, which has announced its first candidate.

Source: smh.com.au
The cost of losing the politics of pokies in the gaming machine capital of Australia - Vimarsana News

The cost of losing the politics of pokies in the gaming machine capital of Australia

Despite moves to reform the system by the NSW premier, two MPs doubt that much will change

Lunch with... Tom Forrest: Sydney's 'devil incarnate' developer lobbyist - Vimarsana News

Lunch with... Tom Forrest: Sydney's 'devil incarnate' developer lobbyist

The former Labor operative now spruiks for the big end of town - but still sees his core constituents as the battlers in the ’burbs.

Source: smh.com.au
The Rocks Market: Bosses at a Sydney market have backtracked on a plan to ban stallholders from selling Aussie items. - Vimarsana News

The Rocks Market: Bosses at a Sydney market have backtracked on a plan to ban stallholders from selling Aussie items.

Bosses at a Sydney market have backtracked on a plan to ban stallholders from selling Aussie items.