The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has launched a scathing attack on the New South Wales premier Dominic Perrottet’s government, saying it is “plagued by scandal” and slamming its “deficit of character”.
Despite a series of public appearances with Perrottet in recent months in which he has been complimentary of the Coalition premier, Albanese used the official launch of the NSW Labor campaign on Sunday to issue a searing broadside on the government three weeks out from the state election. The prime minister slammed the NSW Coalition over a series of public infrastructure missteps and grant scandals.“[The government is] falling apart before our eyes, cracking like an imported light rail carriage, breaking down like an out-sourced ferry, plagued by scandal, dogged by resignation,” he said during the speech.
“And, it still boggles my mind to say this, even stooping so low as to rort bushfire aid,” he said, referring to a recent auditor general report which found former deputy premier John Barilaro’s office
Could not believe a prime minister made such comments. That crossed the line
Vomit liar backs Labor mate.
….Says the man who marched with child sex offenders today.
That's just super 🤣😂😅
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