Chris Minns must stand up to Canberra

Chris Minns must stand up to Canberra

Leader of the Opposition Mark Speakman is calling on Chris Minns to stand up to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to ensure that NSW doesn’t lose funding for essential infrastructure projects.

15 November 2023
Five questions Chris Minns’ Bradfield Oration must answer

Five questions Chris Minns’ Bradfield Oration must answer

The Bradfield Oration is an opportunity for leaders to outline a vision for Sydney matching the legendary legacy of Dr John Bradfield.

15 November 2023
Innovation not a priority for Minns Labor Government

Innovation not a priority for Minns Labor Government

Extraordinarily in Budget Estimates today, Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology, Anoulack Chanthivong revealed that innovation and the start-up sector is not a priority for the Mi...

8 November 2023
Corrections Minister locked up with union mates

Corrections Minister locked up with union mates

The NSW Opposition has slammed Corrections Minister Anoulack Chanthivong for his decision to hand over control of Junee Correctional Facility to the heavily unionised Corrective Services NSW...

8 November 2023
2023 Budget in Reply Speech

2023 Budget in Reply Speech

I too acknowledge that we meet on the traditional land of the Gadigal of the Eora nation and pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging of the of the traditional owners of all the ...

21 September 2023
Budget makes new housing less affordable

Budget makes new housing less affordable

Additional taxes and charges in Labor’s Budget will make home ownership less achievable for the people of New South Wales.

20 September 2023
More budget cuts and uncertainty amid more Union demands

More budget cuts and uncertainty amid more Union demands

The Opposition has called on the Minns Labor Government to come clean on the cost of their pay deals with union bosses, and to detail what projects and programs face the chop to fund them.

12 September 2023
Labor’s $2.7 billion broken promise

Labor’s $2.7 billion broken promise

The Minns Labor Government’s $2.7 billion coal tax grab will risk jobs, increase energy prices, and add to a growing list of broken promises.

7 September 2023

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