Pressure is mounting on the NSW government over how John Barilaro landed a plum US trade job, with Labor ramping up criticism of the hiring process.
Dominic Perrottet's NSW government is under pressure over how former deputy premier John Barilaro landed a trade representative job in New York.Labor says the NSW government's "fingerprints" are all over the controversial appointment of John Barilaro to a trade post in the US, as pressure mounts on Premier Dominic Perrottet over the recruitment process for the lucrative role.
In the email, she says Mr Ayres requested adding a candidate to the selection process. The candidate's name has not been made public. We find out almost day after day a new revelation indicating the government's fingerprints were all over the appointment.Mr Minns said out of millions of NSW residents, the role went to Mr Barilaro who "just happens to be a long-serving colleague of the premier and Mr Ayres".
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