Gladys firms as punters’ poll favourite
Support for the Coalition among NSW punters has surged with Premier Gladys Berejiklian emerging as short-priced favourite to hold on to power in tomorrow’s election.
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ALP could support pro-gun policies if deal goes ahead
Voters in NSW want to see Australia’s gun laws tightened even further. It comes as the state stares down the possibility of the next premier of NSW having to operate in a minority government which could force them to seek support to pass legislation from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers.
Labor’s stadiums funding plan given tick of approval
The Parliamentary Budget Office has confirmed Labor’s plan to make the SCG Trust take out a loan to pay for Allianz Stadium upgrades was correctly costed after concerns were raised it could harm the ALP’s projected surplus.
Daley ‘deeply rattled’ as election D-Day looms
After the week from hell — including controversies over racism and a blundering performance at the People’s Forum — voters are likely thinking twice about Michael Daley.
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Labor pollie accused of unlawful use of electors’ details
A state Labor MP in a battleground seat has been referred to the Electoral Commission after being caught out using the electoral roll to search for the addresses of people leaving critical comments on her Facebook page.
Parties push out policies for pre-poll rush
The State Election is not until March 23 but, with up to 40 per cent of voters expected to have their say via pre-poll voting, both sides of politics are rolling out their strongest policies early.
Premier Gladys’ sister to trolls: ‘Grow some pubes’
If ever proof was needed that blood is thicker than water — meet Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s sister Mary. The youngest Berejiklian sibling has come out fighting against social media trolls, telling one who made a reference to her elder sister’s nose to “grow some pubes”. READ THE EXCHANGE
‘Dalek’ used to cool Sydney’s ‘forgotten’ hospital
It is Sydney’s “forgotten” hospital — the victim of being located in a long-held safe Labor seat and ignored by the Coalition government. Now independent candidate Dai Le has Fairfield Hospital in her sights after complaints by doctors and nurses.
Daley and Berejiklian go head-to-head in turf war
Opposition Leader Michael Daley today makes his $90m play for the family sporting vote, as it can be revealed he and Premier Gladys Berejiklian will go head-to-head with campaign launches on the same day. INTERACTIVE: RACE FOR YOUR VOTE
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