NSW Shadow Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says people need a government in New South Wales that is “on their side”.
“That will bring an end to the privatisations that have seen power prices go up, that will stop selling off our roads … and ultimately will manage the
budget responsibly so we’re not making this inflation crisis worse and putting more upward pressure on interest rates,” Mr Mookhey told Commentator Steve Price.
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