Address to NSW Liberal Party State Council

Address to NSW Liberal Party State Council

NSW deserves better.  So let’s not pull any punches - the Minns Labor Government is a bad, bungling government

25 May 2024
Households and Businesses of NSW foot the bill for Labor’s energy failure

Households and Businesses of NSW foot the bill for Labor’s energy failure

The NSW Opposition wants reliable and affordable energy for households and businesses across our state.

23 May 2024
Minns Government Leaving Energy Sector In The Dark

Minns Government Leaving Energy Sector In The Dark

Households and businesses face more expensive and less reliable energy due to Labor’s inaction and mismanagement of our state’s energy transitions.

21 May 2024
Police Association NSW 2024 Biennial Conference

Police Association NSW 2024 Biennial Conference

Opposition Leader's Speech - Police Association NSW 2024 Biennial Conference

21 May 2024
Labor set to raise rubbish rates

Labor set to raise rubbish rates

The Minns Labor Government has pushed through regulations that are poised to hike up rubbish and recycling costs for households statewide.

16 May 2024
Chris Minns must sack D’Adam

Chris Minns must sack D’Adam

The NSW Opposition has called out Premier Chris Minns’ hypocrisy and weakness for refusing to sack his Parliamentary Secretary for Emergency Services Anthony D’Adam.

16 May 2024
Labor must come clean on school funding cuts

Labor must come clean on school funding cuts

The NSW Opposition has called on the Minns Labor Government to deliver the school upgrades it promised before the election, after parents raised concerns about funding shortfalls.

15 May 2024
Labor’s transport service cuts begin

Labor’s transport service cuts begin

The NSW Opposition is calling on the Minns Labor Government to come clean on the level of services cuts across Sydney’s bus and rail network in the lead up to the Metro City line opening thi...

14 May 2024

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