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  1. This is just so tasty.

    Nassif is suggesting Alex Hawke, Tony Abbott, and Ray Hadley were all in on the leaning on him to get his cash

    #auspol #ICAC #NSWpol

  2. Oooh, Nassif is at ICAC this arvo!!!

    I can't wait for him to do the zero fucks "here's how it worked, here's who's involved, deal with it"

    #ICAC #auspol #NSWpol

  3. The Parra metro station construction site has been a bit of a dead zone for a while. Finally filling it will make a massive difference to its CBD.

    While there's a case for more offices, if you're going to go with apartments, you may as well go big:

    "Four towers of up to 43 storeys will be built above or next to the new Parramatta railway station following the planned opening of the 24-kilometre Metro West line between Sydney CBD and Westmead in 2032.

    "The over-station development just north of Parramatta Square will feature 470 apartments – up from 111 outlined in concept plans – and 500 units for student accommodation. It will feature pedestrian laneways and a landscaped park that will form part of a civic link connecting the station to the new Powerhouse Museum and Parramatta River foreshore.

    "A 43-storey tower comprising the 470 build-to-rent apartments will be five storeys higher than originally outlined in the concept plans. Subject to planning approval, a 29-storey office building, a 24-level tower for student accommodation and an eight-storey hotel will also be built on the site."

    https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/revealed-bigger-bill-and-higher-towers-for-parramatta-s-new-metro-station-20260907-p60v0a.html

    #Parramatta #NSW #Australia #Urbanism #UrbanPlanning #cities #auspol #nswpol

  4. ‘I didn’t go looking for trouble’: Protester sues NSW after allegedly being punched by police at Herzog rally

    Shadid had requested officers to stop advancing as people were on the ground praying.

    "Const Daniel Stewart then allegedly dragged Shadid, who had travelled from Parramatta, to the ground and punched him in the face and twisted his wrist. Another officer kneeled on his head"

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #nswpol #nswpolice #policebrutality #israel #sydney #herzog

  5. Probably not ideal to have the boss of a new museum stand down 72 days before it opens, due to an investigation into "governance and procurement practices":

    "The opening of the billion-dollar Powerhouse Parramatta has been plunged into controversy after its chief executive stepped down 72 days before the opening of the state’s biggest cultural infrastructure investment since the Sydney Opera House.

    "In a shock development, staff were alerted on Thursday afternoon that Lisa Havilah had stood aside from her role of seven years pending completion of a departmental investigation into “governance and procurement practices”. Only five days earlier, the museum had announced its first five exhibitions for the November 7 opening to much fanfare."

    https://www.smh.com.au/culture/art-and-design/powerhouse-parramatta-chief-lisa-havilah-departs-just-weeks-from-opening-20260827-p60s1t.html

    #parramatta #NSW #Australia #Powerhouse #auspol #nswpol

  6. UNITED WORKERS UNION ELECTION

    Are you sick of being ignored? We're here to listen. This Union election is a chance for your vote to make a real difference. Members First has a bold, new vision for one of Australia's largest blue collar Union's that could change not only your workplace but the whole country. It's time to put Members First. #unitedworkersunion #uwu #uwuelection2026 #ausunions #auspol #springst #saparli #qldpol #nswpol https://www.instagram.com/p/DUbrS-uj_xi/

    moraleconomy.au/2026/04/11/uni

  7. From the OnePath Network Facebook group (link at end of post):

    "NSW Premier Cancels Annual Iftar Following Deteriorating Relationship with the Muslim Community

    NSW Premier Chris Minns has cancelled the state government’s annual Iftar dinner for the second time in three years, citing “consultation with Muslim community leaders,” amid escalating tensions between the Minns government and sections of the Muslim community. Several leaders say the cancellation reflects a deeper breakdown in trust. Lebanese Muslim Association Secretary Gamel Kheir described the move as “heartbreaking,” adding that under the current climate “no Islamic leaders would have attended anyway.” Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun went further, accusing the Premier of having a “fetish” for attacking Muslims. The cancellation of what has traditionally been a symbolic gesture of inclusion during Ramadan has been interpreted by critics as a sign that relations have deteriorated beyond ceremonial repair.

    The strained relationship has been building for months, fuelled by the government’s handling of protests in Sydney, the fallout from Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Australia, and the Premier’s refusal to apologise after police forcibly removed Muslim men praying outside Town Hall during a peaceful protest. Community advocates also point to newly introduced hate speech laws, which they argue disproportionately impact Muslim and pro-Palestine voices under the guise of maintaining public order. While the Minns government maintains its approach is focused on safety and social cohesion, critics say the pattern of rhetoric and policy decisions has created an atmosphere of alienation. As Ramadan unfolds without the state’s official Iftar gathering, many see the cancellation not as a logistical decision, but as a symbol of a relationship that has become increasingly fractured."

    (OnePath Network Facebook:
    facebook.com/share/p/1B3gYW2Ta)

    #NSW #NSWPol #Muslim #Ramadan #Iftar #Islamaphobia #ChrisMinns

  8. A multi-billion-dollar investment fund has divested from #Lendlease, accusing the developer and the #nsw government of not being transparent about #koala corridor in a housing development south-west of #Sydney. #nswpol #nswvotes #koalas #overdevelopment #BetterNotBigger

    abc.net.au/news/2023-03-13/aus