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Nsw Election
A close race for Upper Hunter hot seat
Angus Michie and Matthew Kelly
Upper Hunter state election candidates Dave Layzell, Nationals, Peree Watson, Labor and Dale McNamara, Independent at the polls. Picture by Louise Nichols.
Pre-polling at Singleton booth likely to determine Upper Hunter seat
Nsw Election
Dave Layzell meets one of the younger members of the community on Saturday. Picture by Jonathan Carroll.
Nsw Election
'Too close to call': One pre-poll booth could determine Upper Hunter seat
Matthew Kelly
Labor's Peree Watson, left, with NSW Nurses and Midwives member Kathy Chapman at Singleton on Saturday. Picture by Jonathan Carroll
Analysis
Upper Hunter still undecided as 'red tide' sweeps Minns and Labor to victory
Ian Kirkwood
Hunter residents, and Tim Crakanthorp, will be hoping Newcastle, and Stockton, take a higher place on the radar of new NSW Premier Chris Minns. File picture by Marina Neil
Nsw Election
"I'm certainly not upset about where we are": Nats close in on Upper Hunter
With 44% of votes counted, Upper Hunter was too close to call as counting wrapped up Saturday night.
Matthew Kelly
Dave Layzell arrives at Singleton Showground on Saturday night. Picture by Matthew Kelly
Nsw Election
NSW election results 2023: As it happened in Newcastle and the Hunter
Michael Parris with Simon McCarthy, Sage Swinton, Madeline Link and Matthew Kelly
NSW election results 2023: As it happened in Newcastle and the Hunter
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Video from the campaign trail
Statewide Election News
'Work starts now': Minns sworn in as NSW Labor premier
Nsw Election
Labor leader Chris Minns has been sworn in as the 47th premier of NSW by governor Margaret Beazley with his treasurer-designate and key ministers.
Luke Costin and Phoebe Loomes
Minns era begins in NSW with nail-biting wait on seats
Luke Costin and Phoebe Loomes
Chris Minns is sworn in as premier by NSW Governor Margaret Beazley at Government House in Sydney. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)
Decisive win for crossbench in NSW election
Greens MP Jenny Leong says the NSW parliament will have a historically large crossbench. (Steven Saphore/AAP PHOTOS)
NSW task force appointed to slash wait for surgery
About 100,000 people, including 4000 children, are waiting for elective surgery in NSW. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)
Luke Costin
Conservative shows hand for NSW Liberal leadership role
Phoebe Loomes
Conservative MP Tanya Davies is vying to become deputy leader of the NSW Liberals. (Jane Dempster/AAP PHOTOS)
NSW upper house results hang in the balance
Samantha Lock
NSW Legalise Cannabis leader Jeremy Buckingham is confident he can be elected to parliament. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)
Majority doubt but interim NSW Labor ministry set
Luke Costin
NSW Premier-elect Chris Minns will be sworn in with his interim ministry as Labor takes power. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)
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The issue that will sway young voters at the ballot box
Nsw Election
Jessica Fuller, 25, from Dubbo in the NSW central west dreams of owning her own home. Picture supplied
Alanna Tomazin
Young and Regional
Inside the world of NSW's biggest problem gamblers: young people
Tim Piccione
Jay Bateman started gambling at 18. It consumed his life for the next decade. Picture by Jonathan Carroll
Young and Regional
Boredom, 'normalised' drinking driving young people to the bottle
Bageshri Savyasachi
Jordan Ross, 20, is a member of Dubbo Regional Youth Council and says underage drinking is "very common" in regional NSW. Picture by Bageshri Savyasachi
'Transport deprived': how regional NSW is being left behind
Young and Regional
Tom Hopkins's life choices on the NSW South Coast are limited by a lack of public transport. Picture supplied
James Tugwell
Young and Regional
'Fresh' faces: Meet the youngest election candidates in NSW
Tess Kelly
Bucking the age trend for politicians these young regional Australians have put up their hand to run in the 2023 NSW election. From left, Joshua Roberts-Garnsey, 28, Heather Dunn, 28, Eli Davern,19, Ash Barnham, 21, and Angus Braiden, 18. Pictures supplied
Young and Regional
Can you name 3 things about NSW's leaders? Many young people can't
ACM asked young people around NSW what the top issues were for them going into the 2023 election. Pictures by ACM reporters

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