The Latest Breaking News from NSW Labor

Labor HQ has run out of patience with Newcastle's feuding members.

Voters from the traditional Labor heartland are even considering supporting independent or Greens candidates at the next election, fed up with Labor’s silence on Israel.

Why won’t NSW Labor say how much it plans to hand to Origin Energy to prop up its fossil fuel emissions? Its version of CoalKeeper is even worse than the original.

NSW Labor has committed to retaining the State Government's clean energy expert panels and incorporating them into its proposed transition authority model, if elected.

Crikey’s Melbourne correspondent journeys to the Sydney seat where the independent movement began. It goes about as well as you’d expect.

Regional Roads Minister Sam Farraway, however, says he has followed the ministerial rule book at all times.

Gambling is a contested issue in the NSW election campaign as Dominic Perrottet denies pressure from the powerful gaming industry.

Maitland mayor Philip Penfold says NSW Labor's plan to ditch the government's road reclassification program, which would see the state take back responsibility of local roads, in favour of a $670 million emergency road repair fund will cripple local councils in the long run.

Amid a squeezed NSW rental market, a breakthrough has been achieved before the state election as both major parties agree to end no-grounds evictions.

Labor is promising a NSW music office to fix the vibe in the muted music scene, after a decade of venue closures left the industry in the doldrums.

‘Privatisation does not work. It has been a disaster for New South Wales and under Labor it stops,’ leader Chris Minns says