Mihailuk told state’s parliament she had been left with ‘no choice’ and Labor was ‘not ready to govern’
Labor MP Tania Mihailuk has sensationally quit less than five months out from the March election, saying the decision to preselect her factional rival shows the party has “not cleaned up its act” and is “not ready to govern”.
in which she linked the Canterbury mayor, Khal Asfour, with corrupt former minister Eddie Obeid, and accused party leaders of ignoring the “horrific influence” of property developers.“I’m disappointed that Labor has not learned from [former Labor premier] Nathan Rees’s past warning, and I quote, that ‘NSW Labor must never again allow the circumstances to develop in which a small cabal of self-interested individuals could control the fate of a great party’,” she told parliament.
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