Working families will be given a leg-up through the Berejiklian government’s education package which will make before and after school care available to every child in NSW on top of investing billions in building new schools and delivering thousands of extra teachers.
The Nationals’ disaster in the bush has seen the once powerful regional party lose control of a vital area that supports the bulk of the state’s agricultural production; the SFF eye six federal seats and call for Royal Commission; Premier to oversee selection of departmental heads; and, more. ELECTION WRAP
The Berejiklian government has secured a majority in NSW by winning a 47th seat in the 93-seat lower house following the weekend’s election.
Michael Daley has stood down as NSW Opposition Leader until after the upcoming federal election, naming deputy Penny Sharpe as the interim leader until then. Mr Daley said stepping down was the “right and proper thing”.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Michael Daley questioned over decision made while he was on Randwick Council, the AMA takes aim at opposition health spokesman Walt Secord, and Gladys Berejiklian keeps campaigning in the family, taking outspoken sister Mary along for the ride.
NSW Opposition Leader Michael Daley has apologised for his comments, caught on video, in which he told a pub forum skilled Asian migrants were taking local jobs, saying his phrasing was poor. He’s also insisted he’s a numbers guy. It comes as Premier Gladys Berejiklian branded him a “one trick pony” for running a political campaign centred on cancelling infrastructure projects.
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