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- Sep 14, 2026
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Charities and sports clubs given millions in pokies profit donations (opens the original)
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Documents shared with the ABC reveal the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority wanted to give up oversight of a pokies tax scheme, it believed had "constraints and issues". NSW clubs operating poker machines are given tax discounts under the scheme if they donate a fraction of their annual profits. Greens MP Cate Faehrmann says ClubGrants lets clubs buy community goodwill on the taxpayer's dime, despite the harm caused by poker machines. Every year, clubs around the state operating poker machi
NSW government reveals blueprint to fit an extra 1.3m people into Sydney (opens the original)
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The city's east is expected to see the majority of Sydney's housing growth over the next 20 years, according to a state government blueprint. It comes as the city looks to find homes and workplaces for an extra 1.3 million people by 2046. The government is forecasting a 59 per cent rise in job growth from 475,000 to 755,000 over the next two decades in Western Sydney. The eastern suburbs will be home to most of Greater Sydney's new housing over the next 20 years, under a New South Wales governme
Dogs to be euthanased after man's death in suspected attack (opens the original)
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Five dogs suspected of fatally attacking a man at a property in Sydney's south-west will be euthanased. The dogs injured another man on Friday when they were being taken to an animal shelter. The Campbelltown City mayor has called the incident a "tragic event", saying his heart goes out to the the man's family. The dogs suspected of mauling a man to death at a home in south-west Sydney will be euthanased, after also injuring a council worker who was trying to remove them. The distinctive site, i
Cut-price cars, pay rises and trips by foster care charity execs face scrutiny (opens the original)
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Six organisations responsible for finding homes for foster children and young people have been targeted for allegedly misusing taxpayer funds. In one case, a charity spent $40,000 to send its chief executive on an overseas "sabbatical" and increased their salary by two-thirds. The NSW government is changing the out-of-home-care strategy in stages until 2030. A New South Wales charity responsible for finding foster homes for children spent more than $40,000 of taxpayer money to send its chief exe
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