Former leader Jodi McKay was offered a frontbench portfolio by Mr Minns, but turned it down. Mr Minns’ recent leadership rival Michael Daley was promoted to shadow attorney-general, while newly-appointed deputy leader Prue Car will hold on to the education portfolio.Louise Kennerley
“I believe this team gives us the best chance of delivering a Labor Government in 2023,” he said of the frontbench. Thirteen of the 27 members are women.James Alcock “Our vision is that public transport be affordable, accessible and reliable, that it remain in public hands and that our trains, buses and ferries be built here in NSW,” Ms Haylen said.“For 10 years, the government has prioritised funnelling people onto expensive polluting toll roads rather than giving working families, particularly in Western Sydney, easy, more affordable public transport options.
Former shadow treasurer Walt Secord, who was among Mr Minns’s closest allies during the latest leadership tussle, will handle multiple portfolios including police and counter-terrorism. He said he hopes to show NSW that Labor had a positive plan to build a stronger post-pandemic economy for working families.Ms Houssos, who will be responsible for better regulation and innovation, said the new frontbench was the best alternative to a “tired, ten-year-old government”.
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