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Transport chaos at Sydney Olympic Park rail station after the Women’s World Cup semi-final.
Public transport

Two men to face court after railway equipment vandalised, causing Matildas train chaos

Police arrested two men after a railway signal box was vandalised on Wednesday night, causing tens of thousands of Matildas fans to be delayed for hours.

  • by Olivia Ireland and Latika Bourke
Carter and his partner and receptionist Amy Steele, who is accused of concealing his alleged crime.
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Crime

Alleged $26m Sportsbet fraudster released on bail, new video shows NRL stadium dinner

  • by Perry Duffin
Chris Minns meets with teachers on the campaign trail in March.
Opinion
Pay

Minns’ dilemma: honour the deal or deal with dishonour

  • by Alexandra Smith
Drew Douglas was stabbed to death at a house in St Marys.
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Crime

Man charged over woman’s fatal stabbing in St Marys home

  • by Perry Duffin and Olivia Ireland
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The owl and the ex-pussycat

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Politics

Paul Scully; Michael Cassel
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State Parliament

Government probe after former secretary takes job with building giant

Planning Minister Paul Scully has ordered a review after Michael Cassel took up a senior role with Walker Corp just months after leaving the public service.

  • by Michael McGowan
Cathy Freeman inspired the Matildas.
Letters

Win or lose, the Matildas have captured the nation’s heart

Irrespective of the result of the semi-final, the Matildas will always shine.

NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen, and inset, NSW’s new transport secretary Josh Murray.
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State Parliament

Transport secretary hand-picked for job by minister was not recommended for role

  • by Michael McGowan and Max Maddison
Matildas fans
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State Parliament

Football club’s sponsorship-for-tickets scheme sent to Fair Trading

  • by Max Maddison
NSW One Nation’s three MPs are divided after Pauline Hanson removed Mark Latham as the parliamentary leader
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One Nation

One Nation MPs divided over loyalties after Latham dumped as leader

  • by Max Maddison and Alexandra Smith

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