Miranda Live: Gladys Berejiklian talks NSW’s economic power
SHE was the toast of Washington DC during the recent official trip to the White House and now Premier Gladys Berejiklian outlines how NSW is driving the national economy on Miranda Live.
SHE was the toast of Washington DC during the recent official trip to the White House and now Premier Gladys Berejiklian outlines how NSW is driving the national economy on Miranda Live.
Ms Berejiklian has just returned from the US as part of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s delegation to meet US President Donald Trump, where she outlined NSW’s success story as an economic powerhouse at the National Governors Association conference in Washington DC.
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The NSW Premier sat down to talk the state of NSW’s economy with Daily Telegraph columnist Miranda Devine on Miranda Live.
Yesterday, Seven Network CEO Kerry Stokes warned of the “rapacious appetites” of online powerhouses Facebook and Google.
“Unless there is (regulation) we’ll end up with two organisation that control the thoughts of the world,” he told Miranda Live.
Miranda Live followed those comments up with Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman Rod Sims, who addressed the ongoing probe into Facebook and Google.
Rising Nationals star David Littleproud was also in the studio with Devine. The Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources and MP for Maranoa has only been in parliament since the 2016 election and came within two votes of winning the Nationals leadership contest.
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