NSW Deserves Better

NSW Deserves Better

In 12 months' time, NSW will have a choice about its future at the 2027 State Election.  

13 March 2026
Fuel transparency and security plan to protect NSW from petrol shock

Fuel transparency and security plan to protect NSW from petrol shock

The NSW Liberals and Nationals today announced a New South Wales Fuel Transparency Plan, committing to introduce legislation to deliver greater transparency, stronger enforcement and long-te...

13 March 2026
Minns Labor Government drops the ball on public schools

Minns Labor Government drops the ball on public schools

The Minns Labor Government's chronic failures on public education were on full display at today's Budget Estimates hearings.

12 March 2026
Education Minister passes the buck on fair pay for community preschool educators

Education Minister passes the buck on fair pay for community preschool educators

The NSW Minister for Education, Prue Car, refused to commit to supporting higher wages for community preschool educators in today’s Budget Estimates hearing.

12 March 2026
Record number of patients leaving NSW hospitals without care

Record number of patients leaving NSW hospitals without care

“Yet again, we have a system in crisis. And yet again, we are not seeing any tangible plans from the NSW Government.” - Australian Medical Association.

11 March 2026
Labor slammed for delays on $3.1 billion m6 motorway

Labor slammed for delays on $3.1 billion m6 motorway

The Minns Labor Government is facing growing criticism over continued delays to the $3.1 billion M6 motorway, with motorists in Southern Sydney still waiting for clear answers on when the pr...

10 March 2026
Violent crimes continue under Minns Labor government

Violent crimes continue under Minns Labor government

In a further sign that the Minns Labor Government is losing control of community safety, Sydney has woken to news of yet more shootings overnight.

9 March 2026
Chris Minns gives up on NSW

Chris Minns gives up on NSW

Premier Chris Minns has given up on the people of NSW after admitting today he doesn't have a long-term plan to lead NSW. 

3 March 2026

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