Michael Daley unveils new NSW Labor shadow cabinet
NSW Labor announced a new shadow cabinet on Tuesday afternoon, creating a host of new portfolio responsibilities including climate change, music and the night economy, regional roads and rural affairs.
NSW Labor announced a new shadow cabinet on Tuesday afternoon, creating a host of new portfolio responsibilities including climate change, music and the night economy, regional roads and rural affairs.
Tania Milhailuk was promoted to Planning Shadow Minister, taking on new leader Michael Daley’s former responsibilities.
John Graham enters the shadow cabinet in the portfolio of gaming and racing but he also takes on night time economy and music.
Adam Searle, Shadow Minister for Industry, Resources & Energy, will add climate change to his portfolio.
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Peter Primrose adds regional roads to his role of Shadow Minister for Local Government.
Mick Veitch adds rural affairs. He is currently Shadow Minister for Lands and Shadow Minister for Western NSW.
Daniel Mookhey becomes Shadow Cabinet Secretary.
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