The Latest Breaking News from New South Wales

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has indicated there is merit in expanding stamp duty reform to include pensioners.

A jury is waiting for final instructions before retiring to consider its verdict in a case described as "bizarre" by the barrister defending a woman accused of helping to kidnap a Brisbane schoolteacher who later died on a motorway in northern NSW.

The NSW government concedes a "bold goal" of transitioning Sydney buses from diesel to electric by 2030 is no longer possible — extending the timeline to reach net zero across the transport fleet.

Regulator looking at 26 incidents, with seven involving very large volumes which far exceed amounts subsequently licensed

A war of words erupts between two NSW MPs, after one accused the another of getting "paralytically drunk" in the parliament bar, before trying to drive home.

More coal will be extracted for longer from a NSW mine after planning approvals were granted covering a further 26 years.

The NSW Independent Planning Commission has conditionally approved the Mount Pleasant Optimisation Project near Muswellbrook.

The Fair Work Commission gives government lawyers more time to put together their case to stop more industrial action from impacting Sydney's rail network.

NSW Regional Health Minister Bronnie Taylor says there is no need for an independent health watchdog despite problems in the rural health system.