The NSW Labor Party lost its heartland on Saturday, as vast swathes of western Sydney, the Illawarra, Central Coast and the Hunter Valley fell to the Liberal-Nationals Coalition.
The NSW Labor Party lost regions once considered impregnable as vast swathes of western Sydney, the Illawarra, Central Coast and the Hunter Valley switched to the Liberal-Nationals Coalition.
The Coalition picked up a string of seats in western Sydney, including the urban-rural fringe seats of the Blue Mountains, Londonderry, Wollondilly and Camden, Riverstone in Sydney’s outer north-west, Mulgoa in the outer west, Campbelltown, Parramatta and Smithfield.
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Michaela Whitbourn is a legal affairs reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald. Connect with Michaela on Twitter.
