Archbishop targets Gladys over ‘shocking’ betrayal

Archbishop targets Gladys over ‘shocking’ betrayal

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PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian is quickly back-pedalling from a decision to privatise NSW graveyards as Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher prepares to punish her government over the issue. It is understood NSW Property Minister Melinda Pavey has this week been instructed to re-engage the Catholic Church and to quickly find an alternate solution to the government’s bombshell graveyard reforms.

Kean’s green roadmap runs off a cliff

Kean’s green roadmap runs off a cliff

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NSW Environment Minister Matt Kean’s green energy dream has been labelled a “train wreck”, with spooked investors steering clear – forcing the federal government to intervene. NSW One Nation leader Mark Latham said Mr Kean’s promised “avalanche” of green investment didn’t materialise – forcing taxpayers to cough up at least $600m to fund a public gas-fired power generator in the Hunter Valley.

Pollies ignore anger at by-election climate con

Pollies ignore anger at by-election climate con

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FEDERAL Finance Minister Simon Birmingham is circumspect on the national implications of last weekend’s NSW by-election in the coal-rich mining region of Upper Hunter, north of Sydney. The by-election was watched closely by major political parties keen to see how popular support for the incumbent NSW government was tracking, particularly considering its handling of COVID-19 and recent sexual assault allegations against several MPs including retiring Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen.