With 11 days until polls open in New South Wales, education and small business are the focus of the election campaign. State Labor Party leader Michael Daley has pledged $7.4 billion to rebuild 204 schools across the state, if successful at the March election.
Meanwhile, Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced a package for small businesses including better insurance premiums, deals on energy bills and payroll tax cuts. It comes as an exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian has revealed the Coalition and Labor are dead-locked at 50-50 two-party preferred. Image: News Corp Australia
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NSW Liberal and Labor parties launch election campaigns | Sky News AustraliaBoth the NSW Liberal and Labor parties have launched their election campaigns in Sydney ahead of the state election in less than two weeks.\n\nPremier Gladys Berejiklian promised almost an extra billion dollars in school funding and another $2 billion to upgrade two hospitals at the party's campaign launch in Penrith on Sunday.\n\nIn Sydney's southwest, Labor leader Michael Daley promised to fully fund public schools with a $2.7 billion education pledge to deliver 100 per cent of the standard level of funding for every student by the end of the Gonski agreement in 2027.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n PMOnAir They both do it. Herr Dutton was saying the ALP policy on increasing the refugee intake was going to cost $6.2 billion. When you read the fine print it's over 10 years. PMOnAir I feel the same...people run tele who are not supposed to 😂 PMOnAir No more lies, no more sniping TonyAbbottMHR goodgovernmentstartstoday
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