NSW Deputy Premier and Nationals Leader John Barilaro is taking four weeks' mental health leave after a tumultuous week in which he threatened to destroy the Liberal National Coalition.
NSW Deputy Premier and Nationals Leader John Barilaro is temporarily stepping down from the role to take care of his mental health.Mr Barilaro is understood to be taking leave for four weeks.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian called their bluff, and said they had to resign from their ministerial positions if they were to sit on the crossbench.
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