04/03/2019Recent polling has indicated the Prime Ministers stance on border protection could be an advantage to Gladys Berejiklian in the upcoming New South Wales election on March 23.
A YouGov Galaxy poll has shown Labor has not gained the ground needed for the seat of East Hills, leaving parties tied at 50-50. Prime Minister Scott Morrison appears to have rallied voters from the marginal south-western Sydney seat who have expressed strong concerns about migration and population. The Prime Minister has had less pull in the seat of Ryde, who are feeling discouraged from over-development.
chriskkenny bobjcarr Did you give up when you got the golden boot to China.?
bobjcarr Do you ever stop whining about this Bob, we cannot keep this vast nation for ourselves
chriskkenny bobjcarr It doesn't even make sense. By definition 'optimal' means 'the best'. Sky news is a waste of bandwidth and radio spectrum, making australia meaner and dumber. auspol
bobjcarr Surprising to hear Bob Carr emerge from his Trump Derangement Syndrome and say something coherent. He's starting to sound like the guy I voted for once upon a time.
chriskkenny bobjcarr Yeah, mainstream politicians are saying things like immigration ought to be halved - because there's an election looming ... but election or no election, they won't actual *DO* anything about it. That's the problem.
bobjcarr A nation is more than an economy. A nation is a people. Economic arguments don't change the fact that mass immigration means being replaced in our own homeland by people who already have homelands of their own.
bobjcarr It's not. Why cant the leaders of this site country see it. Enough is Enough. We are taking the world's shit. Look whete we are.
chriskkenny bobjcarr Retire already‼️
chriskkenny bobjcarr INDEED.
bobjcarr Commie alert.
bobjcarr Here's an idea. Incentivize having children in married families. Just a thought. That way the country grows organically.
bobjcarr Watch them eat their own after this statement 😂
bobjcarr No there isn’t. There is a racist debate about Muslim immigration.
bobjcarr Carr is a nimrod and wouldn't have a clue
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Education and small business the focus ahead of NSW state election | Sky News AustraliaWith 11 days until polls open in New South Wales, education and small business are the focus of the election campaign. \n\nState Labor Party leader Michael Daley has pledged $7.4 billion to rebuild 204 schools across the state, if successful at the March election. \n\nMeanwhile, Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced a package for small businesses including better insurance premiums, deals on energy bills and payroll tax cuts. \n\nIt comes as an exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian has revealed the Coalition and Labor are dead-locked at 50-50 two-party preferred.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n michaeldaleyMP everyone nod in the background michaeldaleyMP Labors priorities - junket overpriced jobs for CFMEU Unions 👎😠 michaeldaleyMP ... and a monster deficit. Not to mention ministers in jail over pedophilia, corruption and armed robbery. Surely we don't want to go back there again.
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Education and small business the focus ahead of NSW state election | Sky News AustraliaWith 11 days until polls open in New South Wales, education and small business are the focus of the election campaign. \n\nState Labor Party leader Michael Daley has pledged $7.4 billion to rebuild 204 schools across the state, if successful at the March election. \n\nMeanwhile, Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced a package for small businesses including better insurance premiums, deals on energy bills and payroll tax cuts. \n\nIt comes as an exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian has revealed the Coalition and Labor are dead-locked at 50-50 two-party preferred.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n No-one has yet to question Photios, on why as a member of the Liberal Party, he donated thousands of dollars to Labor.
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NSW Liberal and Labor parties launch election campaigns | Sky News AustraliaBoth the NSW Liberal and Labor parties have launched their election campaigns in Sydney ahead of the state election in less than two weeks.\n\nPremier Gladys Berejiklian promised almost an extra billion dollars in school funding and another $2 billion to upgrade two hospitals at the party's campaign launch in Penrith on Sunday.\n\nIn Sydney's southwest, Labor leader Michael Daley promised to fully fund public schools with a $2.7 billion education pledge to deliver 100 per cent of the standard level of funding for every student by the end of the Gonski agreement in 2027.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n PMOnAir They both do it. Herr Dutton was saying the ALP policy on increasing the refugee intake was going to cost $6.2 billion. When you read the fine print it's over 10 years. PMOnAir I feel the same...people run tele who are not supposed to 😂 PMOnAir No more lies, no more sniping TonyAbbottMHR goodgovernmentstartstoday
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NSW leaders make pitch to voters as state poll looms | Sky News AustraliaPremier Gladys Berejiklian has declared her desire for NSW to 'have it all' as the Liberal leader officially launches her Party's re-election campaign in Sydney on Sunday.\n\nWith less than two weeks before polling day, Ms Berejiklian vowed her government can afford to fund schools and hospitals along with its controversial $1.5 billion plan to upgrade two Sydney sports stadiums.\n\nLabor also launched its election campaign at Revesby Workers Club in southwest Sydney, with leader Michael Daley pledging to allocate $2.7 billion over the next ten years towards the state's public schools.\n\nLabor needs to win 13 seats to regain government, with polls indicating the Opposition leads the government 51-49 on a two-party-preferred-basis.\n\n\n\n aclennell Is this a labor add site, all the unfaltering photos are of the libs and all the happy ones are labor - you guys are getting like the ABC aclennell thanks, dad
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NSW leaders make pitch voters as state poll looms | Sky News AustraliaPremier Gladys Berejiklian has declared her desire for NSW to 'have it all' as the Liberal leader officially launches her Party's re-election campaign in Sydney on Sunday.\n\nWith less than two weeks before polling day, Ms Berejiklian vowed her government can afford to fund schools and hospitals along with its controversial $1.5 billion plan to upgrade two Sydney sports stadiums.\n\nLabor also launched its election campaign at Revesby Workers Club in southwest Sydney, with leader Michael Daley pledging to allocate $2.7 billion over the next ten years towards the state's public schools.\n\nLabor needs to win 13 seats to regain government, with polls indicating the Opposition leads the government 51-49 on a two-party-preferred-basis.\n\n\n\n They stink more than the smelliest fart I've ever done, or will do in my life. Is this just a Labour add fest. 46% of Australians still think the LNP smell like roses.
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NSW can 'have it all' under Liberal government: Berejiklian | Sky News AustraliaPremier Gladys Berejiklian has declared her desire for NSW to 'have it all' as the Liberal leader officially launched her Party's re-election campaign in Sydney on Sunday.\n\nWith pre-polling now open, Ms Berejiklian has vowed her government can afford to fund schools and hospitals along with its controversial $1.5 billion plan to upgrade two Sydney sports stadiums.\n\nLabor also launched its election campaign at Revesby Workers Club in southwest Sydney, with leader Michael Daley pledging to allocate $2.7 billion over the next ten years towards the state's public schools.\n\nLabor needs to win 13 seats to regain government, with polls indicating the Opposition leads the government 51-49 on a two-party-preferred basis. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n DaisyCousens Mathew guy said the same thing just before the Victorian state election auspol nswpol
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NSW coalition slips against Labor: poll | Sky News AustraliaNew polling has revealed the NSW Opposition leader is edging ahead as preferred premier, with voters set to hit the polls in less than two weeks.\n\nA Reachtel poll in the Sun Herald has found Premier Gladys Berejiklian is trailing Labor's Michael Daley as preferred premier by 6.6 points.\n\nThe Opposition has also scraped ahead on a two-party preferred basis, leading the Coalition 51 to 49.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n so the clown show begins auspol Idiot. Prohibition has never worked. Pill testing saves lives. GladysB has police strip searching innocent people, banning innocent people from venues. Her govt can't be booted fast enough
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NSW headed for minority govt: Poll | Sky News AustraliaAn exclusive Newspoll has revealed New South Wales could be headed for a minority government for the first time in almost 25 years.\n\nThe poll shows the Coalition and Labor are deadlocked, with parties 50-50 in the two-party preferred result with less than two weeks away from the state election on March 23.\n\nThis means both Labor and Liberals may struggle to secure enough seats to govern in their own rights.\n\nGladys Berejiklian still leads as favourite for premier over Opposition leader Michael Daley, but the gap has narrowed by a dramatic six points since the last Newspoll.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Then we'll see how true the major parties are to their 'no deals' mantra !! Newspoll hasn't called an election correctly ever Vote Labor!
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NSW faces minority government: poll | Sky News AustraliaThe NSW coalition is facing a minority government it if wins the March state election, with the party and Labor at 50-50 on a two party preferred basis, according to the latest Newspoll. \n\nNeither party has been able to build a large enough lead in the opinion polls, suggesting that whoever wins government will rely on the support of minor parties. \n\nGladys Berejiklian is the preferred premier, at 41 per cent, and Opposition Leader Michael Daley at 34 per cent.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n GideonCRozner Greyhound industry is full of bogans. They fatally poisoned our sheep dog in Tamworth. GideonCRozner SkyPresstitutesAust 🤷🏻♂️ InstututePoliticalAssets 😶 GideonCRozner Really. That was the Biggie for you Really? Go back to sleep.
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Computer glitch causes some NSW pre-polling booths to close | Sky News AustraliaNSW voters are being turned away from some pre-polling booths a day after they opened due to a computer glitch.\n\nA performance issue with the electronic roll mark-off system has seen intermittent outages take place.\n\nClosed signs went up at several locations while back up arrangements resulted in long lines and delays in other electorates.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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