NSW Labor leader Chris Minns is adamant the Perrottet government’s best days are over
A defiant Chris Minns has pledged to bring more manufacturing back to NSW, to add 10,000 more teachers to the state’s education system, and ruled out an asset sell-off in an energetic pre-election pitch less than 200 days out from the NSW state election.
Mr Minns’ education election commitment will create 10,000 more permanent teaching positions in a plan designed to stem the flow of teachers leaving the profession. “When Chris decides he wants to achieve something, he works relentlessly and tirelessly, until he does,” she told the crowd. ”That strength is our passion … and the arguments and debates we have here matter, the ideas that we grapple with, the resolutions that we move – they shape the future of our nation. Passions run high because we know the stakes are high,” Mr Albanese said.“These victories bring heavy responsibility, but it’s a great reward. It’s why Chris Minns and his team are seeking government in March.
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