NSW Labor has put the promise of a “fresh start” at the centre of its election campaign, which it officially launched with the help of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Sydney on Sunday.
NSW Labor has put the promise of a “fresh start” at the centre of its election campaign, which itMr Albanese said the NSW government was “plagued by scandal and dogged by resignation” and urged the state to vote for change.
“They don’t even know if they want the responsibilities of office. Deep down they know they’ve run out of gas, they’ve run out of ideas and they’ve run out of energy.”The 43-year-old introduced his prospective key ministers, with Jo Haylen on transport, Ryan Park on health, Anoulack Chanthivong on finance, Prue Car for education, Penny Sharp on environment and Daniel Mookhey as treasurer.
Students undertaking a healthcare degree will be eligible for a subsidy on their study expenses if they commit to working a minimum of five years in the NSW public health system.Premier Dominic Perrottet announced his own plan for a better health systemUnder the investment, $260 million would go towards stage two of the Concord Hospital redevelopment. Stage one was completed last year.
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