A former NSW Labor minister and general-secretary finds lessons for the party in the Upper Hunter byelection loss.
NSW Labor is facing a bitter internal battle over leadership as MPs prepare for Jodi McKay’s fall.
Opposition Leader Jodi McKay says there are fundamental problems with the Labor Party.
Given all the scandals engulfing Premier Gladys Berejiklian and her Nationals partners in government,they will treasure their victory in the Upper Hunter byelection at the weekend.
NSW Labor leader Jodi McKay says the Upper Hunter byelection came too early for her party to be competitive.
Deputy Premier John Barilaro says Labor’s problems go beyond Labor leader Jodi McKay. And the beaten Labor candidate says his party has some soul searching to do.
To ever return to government,Labor must be picking up votes,not bleeding them.
John Howard had a second coming,even after he was ousted as Liberal leader with a lowly preferred prime minister rating. But unless NSW Labor can seize the Upper Hunter in Saturday’s byelection,Jodi McKay’s leadership looks terminal.
The pandemic has favoured incumbent politicians around the country and that seems especially true in NSW.
In the latest chaotic scenes to erupt at State Parliament this week,Labor walked out en masse after Speaker Jonathan O’Dea kicked Opposition Leader Jodi McKay out of the house after she refused to follow his orders.
Sydney MP Alex Greenwich says Labor leader Jodi McKay is to blame for the government drafting a bill to allow mandatory disease testing.