NSW government

Kean, who spoke at the NSW Women of the Year awards on Wednesday, called on the federal government to take the lead on childcare.

Public school students across New South Wales will soon be provided with free tampons and pads at school, according to the NSW government.

Bronnie Taylor has pushed back at comments that she was “playing the gender card” at budget estimates, labelling Labor MP Greg Donnelly’s comments as “appalling”.

There is a new commemorative ‘rainbow’ birth certificate in New South Wales, designed to celebrate LGBTIQA+ families ahead of Mardi Gras.

NSW Transport Minister David Elliott has insisted he had no duty to stay awake or be contactable as the decision to shut down Sydney’s rail networks was made.

Willoughby is in doubt for the NSW government, with independent candidate Larissa Penn closing in as vote counting continues.

For the first time since 2013, nurses in New South Wales public hospitals will strike as work conditions reach a breaking point.

The NSW government’s Women’s Economic Opportunities Review will include an Expert Reference Panel chaired by Sam Mostyn AO.

As NSW government dropped its mask mandate, the state’s Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant encouraged people wear them.

Emails sent between Dr Kerry Chant and Brad Hazzard show that Dr Chant recommended “consistent measures” across greater metropolitan Sydney.

Parents of school aged children in NSW will be given a $250 voucher from the state government as a “thank you”.

The NSW government will spend nearly $500 million to tackle domestic and family violence and establish women’s refuges across the state.