by Anne Davies | Jan 12, 2026 | News
Eamonn Fitzpatrick, a former media adviser to several Labor premiers and prime ministers, says he ‘self-reported two genuine errors’ and rectified the lobbyist register immediately New South Wales ministers have been warned not to meet alone with one of the most...
by Kate Shaw | Jan 12, 2026 | News
This may come as a surprise given the media narrative, but Australia is not in a generalised housing crisis. Two-thirds of the nation’s householders own or are buying their homes – they are by definition not in housing crisis. The 20 per cent who own...
by Alice Urbe | Jan 12, 2026 | News
Cassandra Macdonald grew up in a large family home on Sydney’s northern beaches. Now she lives in a 28-square-metre inner-city apartment and wouldn’t swap it. While buying a studio in Sydney’s cosmopolitan Potts Point was a financial decision, Macdonald, a high school...
by Jonathan Chancellor | Dec 18, 2025 | News
A writ was issued earlier this month authorising entry by the Sheriff to take possession of the studio apartment of Anastasia Moesses in Sydney’s Potts Point complex, The Chimes. It likely triggers the unseemly aspect of the strata renewal laws into practice next...
by Elizabeth Farrelly | Nov 25, 2025 | News
Ignoring the obvious reversion to bad old NSW planning habits, most have hailed this bill as “the biggest overhaul of NSW planning laws in 50 years” that would “curb the maze,” writes Elizabeth Farrelly. Image: Collage by Tom Grant You’d think the thing we call...
by Anne Davies | Oct 22, 2025 | News
A development backed by media scion James Packer in Sydney’s Kings Cross is pitting the former prime minister Paul Keating against former New South Wales premier Morris Iemma. Keating, who lives and works in the Kings Cross area, has long had an interest in preserving...
