NEW SOUTH WALES: If the NSW government makes racist taunts a crime, people could push back making life worse for minority groups, a state parliamentary inquiry has been warned.
NATIONAL: Chipper after the Blues’ victory, NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell says he’s confident Queensland’s flag won’t be flying over the Harbour Bridge come the State of Origin decider on July 4.
NEW SOUTH WALES: Foster children could fall through the gaps if the NSW government transfers almost 12,000 youngsters out of state care and into the non-government sector, a union says.
NEW SOUTH WALES: The O’Farrell Government has begun an historic round of consultations with Aboriginal communities around the state, as part of a dramatic overhaul of Aboriginal Affairs in NSW.
NEW SOUTH WALES: A “pattern of behaviour” by controversial Sydney magistrate Pat O’Shane is behind a decision to refer her to the Judicial Commission, NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell says.
NEW SOUTH WALES: Federal bureaucrat Graeme Head will be responsible for improving the operation and accountability of NSW’s public sector, after being appointed the state’s first public service commissioner.
NEW SOUTH WALES: NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell says the opposition’s budget reply speech ignores “the elephant in the room” and doesn’t guarantee protection for public sector jobs.
NEW SOUTH WALES: NSW Opposition leader John Robertson has described Tuesday’s budget as a “two-headed monster” that will hurt the very people who elected the O’Farrell government in the landslide March election.
NEW SOUTH WALES: NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell has “blatantly exaggerated” the impact the carbon tax will have on the state, Federal Climate Change Minister Greg Combet says.
AFL INDIGENOUS ROUND: This weekend the AFL celebrates and honours the contribution of Aboriginal players to the Aboriginal game of Marngrook, or as its commonly known, AFL.
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AMAZING PEOPLE, PLACES: Chris Graham travelled to Central Australia to research the affects of the Northern Territory intervention.
Racist taunts an ongoing problem: inquiry
NEW SOUTH WALES: If the NSW government makes racist taunts a crime, people could push back making life worse for minority groups, a state parliamentary inquiry has been warned.