Treasurer reveals why oil crisis hitting one state harder than others
Rare early budget data reveals "significantly" weaker growth but NSW will stave off recession due to an unexpected source.
Liz Daniels is a political reporter for Nine.
She joined 9News Sydney just before the 2019 NSW election.
Originally from Perth, Liz moved to Sydney in 2011 to start her career at Radio 2SM, before moving to powerhouse station 2GB as a reporter and newsreader.
Following a stint as 2GB News' Breakfast Editor, Liz then produced Ben Fordham's number one-rating Drive Program, where she honed her interest in NSW Politics, before taking the leap into television.
Friday discounts to sweeten Opal fare hikes for Sydney commuters
Fares are rising 3.7 per cent from 16 October which the NSW government said will equate to less than $1 a week for the average commuter.
Preschool parents in NSW set for hundreds of dollars in fee relief
The initiative is aimed at boosting early childhood education, the Minns government said.
Logging halted in NSW state forests with 'koala hubs' slated
The creation of the Great Koala National Park was a key election commitment from Labor.
'Suck it up': Paramedics warn NSW government as industrial action continues
The Premier is being warned a pay fight with paramedics is going to get "painful" as the militant Health Services Union steps up its campaign for better pay.
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NSW premier resists calls to introduce pill testing
A coalition of drug experts, lawyers and doctors have penned an open letter to Chris Minns, urging him to set up a pilot drug-checking program for this summer's music festivals.
NSW government announces $3.5 billion school building blitz
Premier Chris Minns on Monday released a list of 15 schools to be built in the region over the next four years, in a bid to address a backlog of projects for booming suburbs.
'Irresponsible' $10b tunnel cancelled by NSW government
The roads minister said it would be "irresponsible" to spend $10 billion on the road.
Sydney's Metro West rail project makes secret tunnelling progress
Another mega tunnel boring machine has been quietly launched to dig out Sydney's latest Metro rail tunnel, despite a question mark lingering over the project's future.
Gareth Ward to stand for re-election despite sexual assault charges
Former Liberal minister Gareth Ward has formally announced he will stand for re-election come March, despite being charged with sexual and indecent assault.
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Thousands of NSW seniors missed out on major energy rebate
Up to 70,000 seniors have missed out on a major New South Wales government cost-of-living help scheme.
Ethics and legality of pork barrelling questioned at ICAC forum
The state's top Anti-Corruption Commissioner has declared he wants to see political "pork barrelling" outlawed, after a public forum heard the practice occurs at an "industrial scale" in New South Wales.
Thousands of NSW children stay home as teachers strike
Thousands of children in New South Wales will spend today at home as teachers walk off the job for the second time in six months.
Double standards accusations over 'cabal of anti-vaxxers' among NSW Government MPs
Labor MLC Walt Secord declared the government "has one set of rules for the public and workers, and another for its own MPs".
Dominic Perrottet faces litmus test during NSW by-elections
Four seats are up for grabs on Super Saturday, and the results will be seen as a temperature check a year out from the state election.
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NSW Premier grilled during Budget Estimates hearing
Premier Dominic Perrottet is standing by his intention to scrap stamp duty, despite his new Treasurer seeming hesitant to adopt the policy.
Investigation into NSW government grants amid pork barrelling claims
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has launched a review into the way the government hands out grants, in the wake of sensational allegations of pork barrelling, aired at the corruption commission.
Berejiklian grilled during gruelling ICAC probe
Former Premier Gladys Berejiklian has doubled down on claims her secret relationship with Daryl Maguire was not "sufficient" enough to declare, despite admitting she was in love with him and had 'aspirations' to marry him.
Berejiklian to front ICAC inquiry on Friday
Former Premier Gladys Berejiklian promised her then-lover she would 'throw money' at the seat of Wagga Wagga, in order to win a by-election triggered by corruption allegations against him.
Former deputy premier John Barilaro gives evidence to ICAC
Mr Barilaro said there was potentially a breach of the ministerial code of conduct, but "no corruption".