Nsw Liberals

There is little doubt the people of NSW want change at the March State Election.

Do you want to see this on Macquarie St? Photo: Ray Strange

But recent polls and by-election results reveals that voters know that, to achieve real change, needs a decisive change of government. Only a strong government, with a decisive majority, can start to turn this State around.

The Federal election result provided two lessons: that a vote for The Greens or an Independent can be a vote for Labor and that a hung Parliament leads to instability, inaction and indecision.

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  • masealake says:

    08:16am | 22/03/11

    Will you believe Barry’s O’Farrell is able to put NSW back to number one state? Barry’s O’Farrell Five Point Action Plan in lower taxes, create new jobs, cut red tape, and boost tourism funding……, believe it or not, every voter can simply put them up in mouth show if they… Read more »

  • Gerard says:

    08:06pm | 04/11/10

    1. Because the appointment of the federal executive is mandated by Chapter 2 of the constitution. As the major parties were not going to agree on who the executive would be, it was up to the independents and the watermelon to decide. 2. What does Rob Oakeshott have to do… Read more »

 

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