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
Labor set to raise rubbish rates

Labor set to raise rubbish rates

The NSW Opposition will move to stop Minns Labor Government regulations that are set to increase rubbish and recycling costs for households across the state. 

13 May 2024
Homelessness surges under Labor

Homelessness surges under Labor

Following the Opposition’s calls for the Government to stop hiding the homelessness figures they have been forced to release the 2024 street count figures.

10 May 2024
Warnings new housing projects are unviable because of Labor's higher taxes

Warnings new housing projects are unviable because of Labor's higher taxes

 A new report by the Property Council has confirmed that new taxes introduced by the Minns Labor Government is slowing the delivery of homes across NSW. 

10 May 2024
Liberals and Nationals progress commonsense bail reform

Liberals and Nationals progress commonsense bail reform

The NSW Liberals and Nationals today introduced the Bail Amendment (Serious Personal Violence and Electronic Monitoring) Bill 2024, progressing commonsense proposals to strengthen bail laws ...

9 May 2024
NSW opposition to introduce bail reform legislation

NSW opposition to introduce bail reform legislation

The Government’s response to violence against women needs to be holistic and far broader than just bail reform, but bail reform now is an important start.

5 May 2024
Opposition calls for NSW Government to consider bail reform proposal

Opposition calls for NSW Government to consider bail reform proposal

The NSW Opposition is calling on the NSW Labor Government to consider urgent bail reforms when Cabinet meets today.

3 May 2024

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