“A shocker, a major mistake.” Those are some of the terms used by NSW Labor Premier Chris Minns and his (for the moment) transport minister, Jo Haylen, about the latter’s repeated use of ...

It has taken a decade for the NSW Labor Party to scrub off the stench of entitlement it found itself immersed in after a ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The ministerial career of NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen is in the balance after it emerged she dispatched her taxpayer-funded ...

NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen has resigned over her use of taxpayer-funded drivers for private trips. Ms Haylen apologised, saying she did not break the rules in the Minister's Office Handbook ...

Addressing the media at a press conference at NSW Parliament, she announced she had resigned from her ministerial position and would join Labor’s backbench. “My mistakes are now causing the ...

Senior NSW frontbencher Jo Haylen has resigned as transport minister after a string of damaging revelations about her private use of government cars, in a major blow to Labor Premier Chris Minns ...

Speaking for the first time since the ‘Van Haylen’ scandal, the NSW Housing Minister says she ‘wasn’t thinking’ when a taxpayer-funded chauffeur pulled up to take her to a surprise ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. NSW Premier Chris Minns will be forced into his first major cabinet reshuffle after Transport Minister Jo Haylen resigned over a ...

NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen has agreed to pay back the cost of a taxpayer-funded driver she used to attend a private lunch. Further examples have come to light when Ms Haylen used the driver ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from NSW. Followed categories will be added to My News. Addressing the media at a press conference at NSW Parliament, she announced she had resigned from her ...

During her two years in NSW Premier Chris Minns's cabinet, Jo Haylen survived numerous political scandals. But in the end, ...

NSW Premier Chris Minns said outgoing transport minister Jo Haylen's position was "not tenable" after it was revealed she used taxpayer-funded ministerial drivers for private use. Ms Haylen ...