Borsak Vindicated
Robert Borsak has been fighting perjury charges from 2016 relating to a successful civil proceeding that he and a business partner brought on in 2010 and 2011.
Throughout the entire process Mr Borsak maintained his innocence and those charges have now been withdrawn by the NSW Director of Public Prosecutions.
Donato’s Inaugural Speech: “The People of Orange Rioted” Against the Status Quo
Our first Lower House Member of Parliament Philip Donato delivered his inaugural speech with a message to the Government: don't forget his electorate.
Stop Running a Protection Racket for Horse Racing
The report into the greyhound racing industry is out - and the industry is still getting robbed 30 per cent of it's funding under the intercode agreement.
Berejiklian and Barilaro: Follow the Feds on Mandatory Minimums for Firearms Offences
We've been trying to tackle the real problems contributing to gun crime for 20 years, but the major parties won't follow us.
Now that mandatory minimum sentences are being considered Federally, it's time that the NSW Government supported our bill for mandatory sentencing for firearms used in crime.
While you’re listening, Gladys: Scrap the land title registry sell-off
While Premier Gladys Berejiklian is unwinding Mike Baird's unpopular policies, now is the perfect time to scrap the plan to privatise our Land Titles Registry.
Berejiklian's amalgamation plebiscite backflip
New Premier Gladys Berejiklian may actually be set to listen to communities on Council amalgamations by offering plebiscites - but this sounds a lot like our policy.
Borsak Welcomes Baird's Retirement
After a string of poor policy decisions that were clearly contrary to what the public wanted, Premier Mike Baird has announced his retirement from politics.
Council Mergers: “We Won’t Abandon the Fight”
Mike Baird and John Barilaro's Government have done everything they can to quash opposition to their forced Council mergers.
Police “Jumping the Gun” on the Adler A110: Confiscation Without Compensation
COAG's reclassification of the Adler A110 lever-action shotgun hasn't been ratified into law yet, but some police officers in New South Wales are "jumping the gun".
Sydney Gets a $35m Bike Ramp While Orange Gets Potholes
Reports surfaced in the Sydney Morning Herald today of a $35 million bike path being built in Sydney, while roads in Orange still need more work.