The NSW Premier’s chief of staff has made an “extraordinary” concession about police briefings on the Dural caravan hoax.

Tensions have flared between the NSW premier's top adviser and an opposition MP in a highly anticipated appearance before an ...

NSW Premier Chris Minns has slammed former Labor MLC Mark Latham as “Australia’s biggest bigot” in a surprise spray in state parliament. Mr Minns unleashed on the one-time One Nation NSW leader during ...

No-one takes the importance of their jobs as seriously as members of the NSW Legislative Council, even when those jobs involve making so much over so little.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has slammed the threat of arrest for five political staffers as a “dangerous precedent” after he ...

NSW upper house MPs had called for the arrest of five staff in the offices of NSW Premier Chris Minns and Police Minister Yasmin Catley.

From Monday, all adult bail applications now require approval from a magistrate. Critics say this could slow and impact the justice system, which the NSW Premier has dismissed.

The continued actions by Premier Chris Minns to clamp down on political expression and peaceful protest are empowering state violence against the ...

New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has justified rushing new hate speech laws through parliament after the state endured a "summer of racism". Controversial hate speech and religious worship laws ...

The inquiry is examining what NSW Police and the Minns government knew about the caravan, which was found packed with explosives at Dural in January.

Five New South Wales government staffers face possible arrest warrants after defying a summons and not appearing before an Upper House inquiry into the Sydney Dural caravan plot.

Chris Minns and Yasmin Catley’s staffers: James Cullen, Sarah Michael, Edward Ovadia, Ross Neilson and Tilly South did not attend their parliament hearing. Picture: Thomas Lisson Gift this article ...