New South Wales Shadow Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says the Parliamentary Budget Office made it clear that under Premier Dominic Perrottet and Treasurer Matt Kean, the state will have “bigger deficits” and “bigger debt”.
“Which is a recipe for more privatisation and more wage suppression,” Mr Mookhey said during a media conference on Tuesday.
“The budget is $1.4 billion better under Labor, debt is $5 billion lower than under Mr Perrottet and Mr Kean.
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