Newspoll shows primary support for Labor down four points since September, to 36%, with Coalition up two points to 37%
“Our roadmap sets up long-term reliable energy and affordable energy for the people of our state,” he told Sydney radio station 2GB on Monday.“We are in a cost of living crisis compounded by an energy crisis,” he said.Labor has also attacked the premier’s expansion of a signature housing affordability policy.
The plan revealed by Perrottet on Sunday would enable first home buyers to continue choosing between an upfront stamp duty payment or an annual land tax on their family home for life.“Stamp duty is a terrible tax,” Perrottet said. But the announcement was seized on by Labor as a clear indication the premier could further expand the scheme to all homes.
“[Perrottet] is indicating to the people of NSW that he wants to expand the land tax on the family home – something that we’ve never had in NSW before,” Minns said. Labor has proposed raising the stamp duty concession for first homebuyers buying property to $800,000 and offering a discount rate for homes up to $1m.
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