Jo Haylen's School Safety Report

School safety is no accident 

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Labor announces policy to ban instant cash loan machines

The NSW Opposition today introduced notice of a Bill to outlaw predatory cash loan machines in NSW.

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Premier's key projects hit by $21.7 billion cost blowout

The cost of the Premier’s three key infrastructure projects has doubled thanks to the Berejiklian Government’s waste and mismanagement.

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Lifts for Lewisham

NSW Labor Leader Michael Daley has announced a $1 billion fund to upgrade train stations, including providing lift access and commuter carparks, including installing lifts at Lewisham Station.

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The Long Walk to Treatment

More than 200,000 Australians are unable to access Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) treatment and that drug-induced deaths in Australia are at the highest levels in 20 years.

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Daley's fair fares policy: Free train travel for school kids to ease the cost of living

Labor has announced groundbreaking policy to allow school children to enjoy free travel on public transport.

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Ban single use plastic bags

If today tells us anything at all, it’s that with young activists like Sophia Skarparis and those young people here in the Parliament today, the days of single use plastics are numbered.

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NSW Nationals move to scrap a National Park

Jo Haylen MP, State Member for Summer Hill, has condemned the Berejiklian Government’s decision to scrap the Murray Valley National Park.

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Building certifiers

It is right that we break down the cosy relationship between certifiers and dodgy developers. It is right that we create stronger accountability by increasing penalties and introducing new offences to protect consumers. It is right, too, that we work to improve the complaints process so that the community can have a greater say about development in their neighbourhood.

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Labor calls for release of draft Rafter Report into juvenile justice

Labor calls for release of draft Rafter Report into juvenile justice over nine months after it was handed to Minister Elliott. 

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