Public services

A Minns Labor Government will upgrade our train stations to make them more accessible, safe and secure with a $300 million investment into the Transport Access Program (TAP).

A Minns Labor Government will boost funding for Women’s Health Centres to $100 million over five years to ensure the 20 centres across the state can operate sustainably and deliver health services that meet the needs of the community.

Does the Premier stand by the comments of his finance Minister yesterday, who said regarding the Government's privatisation agenda that "We have done it successfully, and we will continue to do it successfully."?

I acknowledge all the local doctors, nurses, pharmacists and health workers who have helped ensure children aged between the ages of 5 and 11 have been able to get vaccinated in time for the return of school.

I recognise the nurses and midwives and the many community members who are taking strike action today.

This is a transport procurement debacle. The Government’s transport policies are in complete chaos.

This is what happens when you offshore manufacturing and privatise our transport system: corners get cut and passengers lose out.

The NSW Government’s River Class ferries will only operate during the daytime until the Government figures out a solution to the massive defects in each of the ten foreign-built River Class ferries.

The NSW Government’s River Class ferries will be further delayed, after safety standards mandated that the windows in the vessels wheelhouses be replaced because they make the vessels unsafe to operate at night.

The State Government has abandoned the health of the Canterbury community in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis, failing to invest a single dollar in the State Budget to upgrade Canterbury Hospital.