Chris Minns and Labor: A year of disappointment

Chris Minns and Labor: A year of disappointment

The people of NSW are having to deal with higher rents, housing prices and everyday living costs after twelve months of the Minns Labor Government.

25 March 2024
A Plea To Keep Parramatta PCYC Open

A Plea To Keep Parramatta PCYC Open

The Opposition is calling on the Minns Labor Government to urgently step in to keep the Paramatta Police Citizens Youth Club (PCYC) open.

22 March 2024
A few home truths for Scully on heritage

A few home truths for Scully on heritage

Labor’s Minister for Planning and Public Spaces continues to show a lack of understanding when it comes to the impact on heritage of his own ‘biggest rezoning in Australia’s history’, attemp...

12 March 2024
Minns Labor Government backflips on IPART review

Minns Labor Government backflips on IPART review

After almost 12 months since being elected, the Minister for Local Government, Ron Hoenig is continuing to demonstrate that the Minns Labor Government has no direction or vision for New Sout...

7 March 2024
Government must make planning maps public

Government must make planning maps public

Following today’s revelations that the Government has mapped all of the Inner West local government area for development up to six storeys, the Opposition is calling on the Government to mak...

6 March 2024
Roads Minister embarrassing blunder leaves western Sydney drivers behind

Roads Minister embarrassing blunder leaves western Sydney drivers behind

The NSW Opposition is calling out the NSW Roads Minister John Graham for his complete lack of knowledge when it comes to Western Sydney roads investment.

5 March 2024
Minns Labor Government stalls on innovation and investment

Minns Labor Government stalls on innovation and investment

After almost 12 months since being elected, the Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology, Anoulack Chanthivong is continuing to demonstrate that the Minns Labor Government has no dire...

4 March 2024
Labor's silence over its National Cultural Policy speaks volumes

Labor's silence over its National Cultural Policy speaks volumes

The Albanese Labor Government has failed to deliver its promised twelve-month review of its much-hyped National Cultural Policy, which was due on 1 March 2024.

1 March 2024

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