Published: March 15, 2019
With a week to go before the NSW state election, the Coalition promises $8.4bn on health infrastructure, while Labor pledges $7.4bn for school building works
Turmoil within the federal Coalition government over coal and leadership could affect the Berejiklian government’s re-election hopes, the deputy premier suggested on Friday, with seven days left in the close race.
After a week in which Barnaby Joyce declared himself the “elected deputy prime minister” (before backtracking) and members of the federal Coalition clashed over government backing for coal-fired power plants, the NSW Nationals leader, John Barilaro, told Sky News voters were raising federal dysfunction with him at pre-polls.
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