New South

noun

1. informal,  See New South Wales

Example Sentences

A member of New South Wales Legislative Council used parliamentary privilege to name the man known as Mercury, whose identity is protected by law.

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However, Clarke noted that he does still have ties to his native Australia, where he is currently “having a house built on the coast in New South Wales.”

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Commissioning of the Balranald mine in New South Wales, which aims to produce some 50,000 tons of zircon annually along with other mineral sands, is underway.

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Australian Caroline Velik, who won this year’s specialty prize, said she uses oats from New South Wales that she prepares at her own stone mill.

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Jeremy Buckingham, a New South Wales parliamentarian who has been supporting the Grimmer family, said he's prepared to use parliamentary privilege to name the man when state parliament resumes sitting on Thursday.

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