Blog Overview

Posted: Tuesday, 21 February 2012 | By: Barbara Perry

Barbara Perry MP, Shadow Minister for Disability Services, Community Services, Ageing and Aboriginal Affairs last week spoke at the NDS NSW Annual Conference about the NDIS. You can read her speech here.

Posted: Tuesday, 31 January 2012 | By: NSW Labor

The NSW Opposition has been inundated with calls from families hurt by the O'Farrell Government's failure to provide transport for children with disabilities to attend school this week. These are some of their stories.

Posted: Tuesday, 10 January 2012 | By: Robert Furolo

Shadow Minister for Roads, Robert Furolo says the people of NSW have a right to know why the Government removed 38 speed cameras before seeking advice on road safety.

Posted: Saturday, 3 December 2011 | By: Julia Gillard

You can read the Prime Minister's full speech here.

Posted: Friday, 28 October 2011 | By: Penny Sharpe

Penny Sharpe says our first ever Policy Forum Election is your chance to shape a policy process that we can all be a part of.

Posted: Friday, 28 October 2011 | By: Carmel Tebbutt

An increase in class sizes in our state's schools would be detriment to our kids' education, says Carmel Tebbutt, but under the Liberal Government class sizes, teachers' salaries and more are at stake.

Posted: Thursday, 6 October 2011 | By: Jenny McAllister

National President Jenny McAllister says our Party should stand its ground, unite and acknowledge that our greatest strength is the breadth of our movement.

Posted: Wednesday, 28 September 2011 | By: Bryce Wilson

During the election campaign, the Nationals talked up jobs and services for country communities, but the job cuts and missing money in the 2011 Budget shows that they're all talk, no action.

Posted: Friday, 16 September 2011 | By: Julia Gillard

On Friday September 16 at 10:30am the Prime Minister gave a major address to the Chifley Research Centre on Labor’s future.

Posted: Thursday, 8 September 2011 | By: John Robertson

For a Government who inherited a surplus and 4.9 percent unemployment rate, the O’Farrell Government’s first Budget is littered with unnecessary cuts and broken promises while hitting the vulnerable hardest.