Mark Speakman
‘A sexist man’: Catley slams Speakman after he calls her ‘hysterical’
The NSW Liberal leader made the comments on the same day he slammed a Victorian party elder for claiming Liberal women were “sufficiently assertive”.
- Penry Buckley and Alexandra Smith
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The unlikely bedfellows as Labor faces showdown on workers’ comp laws
The Coalition will oppose Labor’s bill to overhaul workers’ compensation unless the government agrees to its demands.
- Alexandra Smith and Penry Buckley
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- Abortion
‘Brazen bullying’: Speakman stands up to anti-abortion campaigner
The NSW Liberal leader has warned against the “Americanisation of NSW politics”.
- Alexandra Smith
- Opinion
- Australia votes
One Liberal leader will be grateful for Dutton’s demise
The opposition leader in NSW, Mark Speakman, would not say it, but the Liberal Party’s disastrous results at the federal election strengthen his hand.
- Alexandra Smith
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- Political leadership
Revealed: What NSW voters really think of their schools and transport
Despite Premier Chris Minns making the restoration of trust in public services central to his election pitch two years ago, fewer than half of voters have positive opinions about most key services.
- Michael McGowan
- Opinion
- Australia votes
If NSW swings to Dutton, it’s curtains for the state Liberal leader
But if Dutton fails to seize critical seats in the state, it may be a boon for Mark Speakman.
- Alexandra Smith
Students protest at Sydney school after Muslim staffer told to work from home
Granville Boys High student support officer Sheikh Wesam Charkawi was ordered to remove social media posts where he downplayed antisemitic comments made by two Sydney nurses.
- Lucy Carroll and Christopher Harris
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- Political leadership
Train dispute and chauffeur scandals: NSW Labor takes a hit
NSW Labor has scored its lowest primary vote since Gladys Berejiklian was premier.
- Alexandra Smith
How Bruce McAvaney helped Adelaide snare the AFL Gather Round
McAvaney had a hand in the event going to South Australia, although he tried to play it down at Channel Seven’s big reveal of its expanded football coverage.
- Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
- Opinion
- Political leadership
Unforced errors like Haylen’s are signs of hubris. Voters will have taken note
Jo Haylen’s unauthorised use of a government car and driver begs the question: has the Minns government grown too comfortable with the trappings of power?
- Alexandra Smith
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