NSW Premier weighs in on Josh Landis comments in an exclusive Sky News interview

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NSW Premier Domonic Perrottet has weighed in on Clubs NSW former chief executive Josh Landis after he made comments about the Premier’s catholic faith.

NSW Premier Domonic Perrottet has weighed in on ClubsNSW former chief executive Josh Landis after he made comments about the Premier’s catholic faith.

In an inclusive Sky News interview with Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell, he also talked up his re-election pitch ahead of the New South Wales state election.

 

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