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A man who was hospitalised after an alleged incident outside Maroubra Bowling Club involving Labor leader Michael Daley’s two brothers has spoken out, claiming he suffered a string of injuries after trying to take a Labor sign down.
There’s a feline in the air that Premier Gladys Berejiklian will retain government after tomorrow’s election following two paw polls conducted by favourites among the Telegraph’s Meow 100.
Domestic violence, mental health, education, TAFE, stadiums and preference deals with the Shooters and Fishers Party have emerged as major issues in The Daily Telegraph/Sky News People’s Forum between Premier Gladys Berejiklian and NSW Labor leader Michael Daley in front of 100 undecided voters.
The Nationals face losing Barwon, a drought-stricken NSW seat the size of Germany the party has held since 1950; Labor Leader Michael Daley is dogged by SCG Trust issues; private schools to get half a billion in extra funding; vile social media posts come back to haunt a Labor candidate; a recycling furore; NSW’s gas woes and, They Said It. STATE POLITICAL WRAP
When Michael Daley threatened to fire Alan Jones during a heated radio interview, he revealed a new side of his leadership. And he’s given the premier a new line of attack.
Premier-hopeful Michael Daley has reignited the stadium wars, boldly declaring he will sack the board of the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust. But he’s has been caught out misleading the public over a key reason for his decision. Here’s who he plans on firing.
Rail commuters in Western Sydney could wipe an hour a week off their journey with the Coalition vowing to provide eight extra express services if it is returned to government.
A high-profile property tycoon has sent a warning to the NSW Government, threatening to pull out of a housing project unless a new hospital in a key marginal battleground, is built on his land. READ THE LETTER.
Neither Tony Abbott nor Malcolm Turnbull will attend the NSW Liberal election campaign launch on Sunday, leaving John Howard and Scott Morrison carrying the torch for the state’s prime ministers.
Polling in Sydney’s most marginal seat shows PM Scott Morrison is a surprise weapon for Gladys Berejiklian in the NSW election.
A tongue-tied Michael Daley struggled to summon a reason for why he failed to declare any developer donations when assessing their contentious developments during his time at Randwick City Council, writes Sharri Markson.
State Labor leader Michael Daley did not declare non-pecuniary conflicts of interest over ALP donations totalling $1.2 million while assessing developments valued at $71 million in Sydney’s east when he was a Randwick councillor, it has been revealed.
The Liberal Party is at pains to distance itself from the Macq Liberal Club (not absolute) Freedom Forum after members insulted Premier Gladys Berejiklian (“repulsive”) and women (“inferior gender of the species”), plus others, on the chat page.
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