Dominic Perrottet showed off his dance moves while campaigning in Sydney's south on Friday but his style has been described as 'pretty weird'.
New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet has joked about his"pretty weird" dance moves after getting into the groove on the campaign trail.
"It was great fun. Everyone was getting in the groove, including Coure," Mr Perrottet told media afterwards. Mr Perrottet, who has seven children, added he was a"dad dancer" and noted that in his household there was a"lot of late night Disney dancing before bed", with Frozen the popular choice. The funding announcement involved an extra $2 million for the Tech Savvy Seniors Program, which the Coalition said would better protect older residents from scams.
Kogarah is the Labor Party's most marginal seat at 0.1 per cent and is held by opposition leader Chris Minns.
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