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Property market

The Great Australian Dream is now being able to afford the rent

The housing crisis, particularly for renters, will be Premier Chris Minns’ political baptism of fire. And he has made a start.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Leppington
Private schools

Parents opt for religious schools as student enrolments soar

  • by Christopher Harris and Lucy Carroll
A new housing development in Kellyville.
Property development

Shelved: ‘Unprecedented shock’ halts work on 16,400 new homes

  • by Matt Wade
In the Herald
Australia

In the Herald: May 18, 1923

  • by Brian Yatman
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Opinion
Column 8

Nuclear subs finally get a plug

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Politics

HSU NSW Secretary Gerard Hayes will demand a 6.5% pay increase for health care workers amid increasing cost of living pressures.
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Healthcare workers demand 6.5 per cent pay hike as paramedics begin strike

Health Services Union boss Gerard Hayes has written to Premier Chris Minns laying out six demands by which “the current dispute can be de-escalated”. 

  • by Michael McGowan
Speaking at the Herald’s Sydney 2050 summit this week, NSW Premier Chris Minns said: “Forget about owning a home, it’s now become impossible to even rent a home.”
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Rise in voters worried about skyrocketing rental prices adds to Minns’ cost-of-living challenge

Almost two-thirds of voters rate rising grocery and energy bills as the biggest drain on households, but one-quarter now list paying rent as a major pressure point.

  • by Alexandra Smith
If you get it wrong on property the tax implications can be large.
Letters

‘Just do it, PM: Break your promise on tax cuts’

Sydney’s shortage of burial spaces has become a vexed issue for state governments.
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Catholic trust wins out as Minns moves to solve Sydney’s cemeteries crisis

  • by Michael McGowan
Letters

It’s not NIMBYism: Premier right on need to build up, but good design is critical

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