NSW Liberal MP Stuart Ayres says he thinks people in the state are starting to pay more attention to the leaders.
“They don’t really know much about Chris Minns, they don’t really hear much about what his plan is, and I think they’re really just starting to see Dominic
Perrottet come into his own,” Mr Ayres told Sky News host Erin Molan.“He’s stepped up to the plate as the leader of the state – I think he’s doing a good job.”
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