No surprises: Roozendaal in, Costa out
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Premier Rees has denied Labor powerbrokers are behind the appointments. (AAP: Sergio Dionisio)
New South Wales Premier Nathan Rees has unveiled his new look Cabinet, appointing former roads minister Eric Roozendaal as the state's new Treasurer and handing Labor heavyweight Joe Tripodi the finance portfolio.
The new frontbench has been officially sworn in during a ceremony at Government House in Sydney.
The chief justice and lieutenant Governor Jim Spiegelman filled in for Governor Marie Bashir, who is overseas.
As expected, Deputy Premier Carmel Tebbutt has been handed the environment and climate change portfolio, while Joe Tripodi will take on finance.
Ms Tebbutt says looking forward to the challenges of her new portfolio.
"Climate change is one the issues confronting our generation," she said.
"We are putting it at the centre of government. We are making sure that we are ready to address the challenges of climate change. It's a critical time."
As Treasurer, Eric Roozendaal has been handed the difficult task of bringing down a mini-Budget in eight weeks and convincing credit ratings agencies to maintain the state's AAA rating.
Former education minister John Della Bosca replaces Reba Meagher in health, despite the recent Iguanas nightclub scandal. He will be replaced in education by Verity Firth.
Frank Sartor's planning portfolio has gone to Kristina Keneally, transport has gone to David Campbell while Matt Brown has taken on Mr Campbell's police portfolio.
Linda Burney has been promoted to community services while Kevin Greene has been demoted to gaming and racing.
Newcomers Michael Daley and David Borger take over roads and housing.
'Rebuilding'
It comes after a tumultuous day on Friday in which Treasurer Michael Costa was sacked by the Premier Morris Iemma, who later resigned after failing to win the Right faction's support.
Nathan Rees met with Caucus yesterday and negotiations for portfolios were only finalised this morning.
Mr Rees says it is a capable and well-balanced team that he hopes will breathe renewed life into the State Government.
"We will rebuild our credibility," he said.
"Not in a week, not in a day, not in a month, not in six months. This is piece-by-piece."
The Premier gave himself the arts portfolio.
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Pen Pal:
08 Sep 2008 11:33:42am
What a disgrace that Mr Della Bosca has the audacity to be part of this short term government - Iguana will come back to haunt Mr Rees in the fullness of time.
Take a good look inside Government House because I doubt you lot will be back in 2010 / 2011 (or earlier).Agree (0) Alert moderator
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JHSUA:
08 Sep 2008 11:48:12am
You obviously don't know him personally. He's a tireless worker with a wealth of experience and a sensible older head who's attempted to steady the ship in recent times.
The Iguana stuff was orchestrated to discredit him because he is such an assett. Dig a little deeper than the Daily Telegraph headlines if you want the real story on these issues.
I think he will relish the Health challenge.
The opposition wanted him gone because he is such a good performer.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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david:
08 Sep 2008 12:02:08pm
It's hard to dig deeper when he refuses to talk to police, changes his story, and writes the script being used.
If he's not guilty, he does an awfully good impersonation of it.
Six people who were there and had nothing to gain from it have all complained about him. Sounds more like his stupidity than a conspiracy.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Dave:
08 Sep 2008 12:06:56pm
sounds like you need to make a labor party disclaimer there.
The only people who orchestrated the incident is Della Bosca and his wife who were absolutely rude to the staff and attempted to misuse their power, and then subsequently went about trying to cover up the whole saga. Add this to his string of driving offences which you can't try and blame on the Telegraph and you have a man who should have been sacked all together.
The new cabinet has a different look but the same rotten stench. But then NSW was stupid enough to re-elect Labor so I guess you will continue to pay for the mistake.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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aarnold4:
08 Sep 2008 1:01:24pm
you have got to be kidding,ask his voters on the central coast
what they think of him and his wife.
I think after reading all the comments today we should do what all governments do to councils when they get it wrong.
Appoint an Administrator until the state is out of debt.
Then have an other election, Jemma walked into a state disaster after Carr, and now this poor sole has inherited this mess, put in the libs and it will take years to get the state back on its feet as it will with the new premier.
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twobob:
08 Sep 2008 2:23:46pm
If the voters on the central coast dont like him then that speaks volumes for his central coast opponents doesnt it?
Governments come in cycles and it's about time NSW was reminded of why we havent voted for the libs to run this place for so long.
Hand it to them I say
I expect that we will hear a constant squeal for 4 years about how our state gets ripped of on the GST roundabout (now who put that in place? and why?).Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Pen Pal:
08 Sep 2008 2:25:37pm
JHSUA - I think Mr Hitler was a hard worker too, as is Robert Mugabe (just to name two that come to mind - I can extend this list if you wish and make up a whole State Cabinet).
Perhaps they both qualify to be part of the NSW Government then?Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Hugh Jampton:
08 Sep 2008 12:00:46pm
"- Iguana will come back to haunt Mr Rees in the fullness of time."
What do you mean by this? Do you know something that the NSW and Commonwealth DPP are unaware of? If so perhaps you should be talking to them - otherwise it looks like you are slinging mud without evidenceAgree (0) Alert moderator
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Susan:
08 Sep 2008 12:22:51pm
Who cares about Iguana night club incident. We should be focusing on the future and the word is that Dela Bosca is a brilliant and dedicated worker. I hope he is and that he can rebuild the health care system that has been let go in the past. We need to strengthen medicare, and I don't see the Liberals doing that when they support the private health system, which will lead us to a total failure to provide good health care to all, as is the state of the American system.
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shayne:
08 Sep 2008 2:23:55pm
"who cares" - people care because it's a display of character.
without having been there or being a personal friend of anyone involved for whom you hold the utmost of trust, you are right in that it's completely irrelevant to everyone else, for now at least.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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NP:
08 Sep 2008 1:00:29pm
I'm sick of people saying there is nothing to answer.
The DPP said they didn't want to pursue a conviction because they weren't confident in the outcome.
It does not mean they did nothing wrong.
Where there's smoke there's fire, since we are being asked to take the work of the pollies against the workers, I know who I would choose!Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Susan:
08 Sep 2008 1:13:50pm
Where there is smoke there is fire? Well if that was the way we dealt with everybody, God help us.
If they are guilty of using there positions for power, then that it is wrong, but they didn't kill anyone. We need to put it into prospective and get on with much more important matters.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Brad:
08 Sep 2008 2:09:04pm
Nobody is "guilty" of anything until a court says so. Accusations and allegations are not guilt.
That's why we have an independent justice system. This isn't Zimbabwe where politicians decide whether people are guilty or innocent and the court system is merely a rubber stamp.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Pen Pal:
08 Sep 2008 2:08:09pm
Hugh Jampton - You must surely have heard of the word politics - that word has nothing to do with any Commonwealth or State DPP - all Iguana will mean to Mr Rees is political death/
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Greg h:
08 Sep 2008 1:11:55pm
Yeah it should, but considering the state of NSW and its mindset I wouldn't be suprised if Labor gets elected again.
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John O:
08 Sep 2008 1:41:21pm
Agreed the guys a thug as is his wife. The sooner they are gone the better.
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drew:
08 Sep 2008 11:40:01am
let them run their term.
imagine if the current Liberal Party "team" took office.
we would just have 4 more years of no action. the Libs will give us 4 more years of blaming the last govt. for all their woes and more incompetence.
no blame - put it on the table and get on with the job.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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SFA:
08 Sep 2008 1:18:13pm
Just like federal Labor are giving us 4 years of blaming the previous government.
Just goes to show at the end of the day they're all the sameAgree (0) Alert moderator
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Kishor:
08 Sep 2008 11:40:15am
I am sure I will not be the first person to comment on this news item. But reading that there had not been any comments added quickly shows that voters of NSW have lost confidence in State Labor party and they just do not give two hoots about who is there in the cabinet and who is not. It is time for Governor to call for fresh elections rather than forcing people to live with this incompetent bunch for next three years.
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mullygrubb:
08 Sep 2008 12:23:14pm
i think you'll find the voters haven't lost any confidence in the party, rather they've lost confirdenc in the electoral process. if the rumours are to be believe Mr costa lost his job in a surprise street duel in which much blood was spilt. i applaud the appointment of Mr Roozendaal - he is a fine candidate for the job.
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Thedok:
08 Sep 2008 1:38:26pm
Roozendaal a fine candidate? After his excellent work on the Lane Cove and Cross City Tunnels he should have been shown the door with Costa and Meagher.
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Ian Boyd:
08 Sep 2008 11:40:51am
New team? what a joke. Why can't we as the taxpayers of NSW be able to get the Govonor to call an election now. We need to be rid of these fools.
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heath:
08 Sep 2008 2:15:49pm
Why? because they were voted in last year? dont like it? campaign harder next time.
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Bemused:
08 Sep 2008 11:44:47am
oh my god...can it get any worse in NSW?? Roozendaal for Treasurer and Della Bosca for Health!!! what is Rees thinking????
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rstagg:
08 Sep 2008 11:59:27am
Go Verity Go - can we have our transfer rights back and our teacher standards back too - don't suck it and see like Della just get on with it!
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WhatThe:
08 Sep 2008 11:52:14am
Della Bosca given the Health portfolio - it is enough to make you sick.
The next election can't come quick enough so we can rid our selves of this rabble.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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oracle:
08 Sep 2008 1:05:22pm
It makes no difference as to whom gets the health portfolio,the destruction of our once great hospital system was started by "Nifty" (Neville Wran)
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Beau Brummell:
08 Sep 2008 11:54:23am
Labor had their chance for redemption when Iemma won the last election with big talk of change and getting on with the job. Nothing changed - except for the worst - and Labor just kept on spinning. It's too late now, they are thoroughly discredited. They will return to their usual patterns on behaviour soon enough.
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spin sick:
08 Sep 2008 2:23:10pm
What spin over substance??? Australian's and NSW voters are too smart for that........NOT
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larry from Burketown:
08 Sep 2008 11:55:30am
Carmel Tebbutt has been handed the environment and climate change portfolio, ? How in the world did this happen. All i can say is be prepared for some backlash sir
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Horrocks:
08 Sep 2008 12:03:04pm
well what chance will kids have now of not being brainwashed in our public schools. Rees has written the unions an open cheque book to indoctrinate the students with left wing views now a member of his left wing faction is in charge of the portfolio, watch for mass exoduses to private schools and the smaller faith based schools.
Perhaps though the minister will be able to clean up the mess her new boss has left her with the shameful news of lead poisoning in the water at schools. No doubt that will come back to haunt the new premier who was responsible as water minister for this low act, poisonong the lids with lead and now open season in poisoning their minds with left wing garbage, quite appropriate from a garbage collector who worked for both Orkopoulos and Iemma.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Red Sword:
08 Sep 2008 12:42:14pm
Horrocks is one of those that wants the eduction system reduced to a market place where he can pay for his child to be "output" at a higher level that they merit. Trouble is: We all lose out because we need to train all students to their potential for our workforce, not promoting the most stupid because of the amount of dough in the pockets of their parents. You obviously dont have anything to do withe public education system so what motivates you to write this rubbish? Self justification..guilt?
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nj:
08 Sep 2008 1:35:57pm
...and when kids who can only regurgitate left-wing ideologies without any thought for what they are saying are the ones who get promoted above those who know how to think and propose alternate ideas, the problem of having foolish decision makers in government occurs... rather much like what is happening now in NSW.
When kids who question and propose alternate solutions are shot down without any questioning of the merit of their opinion we end up with the situation of the current political system which is currently eating at and destroying our society.
Persecution and bullying of intellectual thought is currently pervading the state school system so as to destroy us. Yes, we are our own worst enemy. In a democracy, we are not ruled by the best or the brightest, but by the average. In a left-wing based system we are not ruled by the average, but by those who are manipulated by corrupted officials who maintain their dominance by crushing and destroying any notion of free thought and free speech.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Horrocks:
08 Sep 2008 1:45:17pm
Red Sword
how wrong you are, I am president of a P&C and have been involved in interviewing teachers under the new scheme, the only problem with it is that it only seems to be open to casuals, all the vacancies should be open to both full time and casuals. There are some excellent casuals out there, and there some ordinary ones just the same for full time teachers.
read the whole thing and you will see that my objection is that some teachers do not teach what they are supposed to teach rather they indoctrinate young children with their left wing leaning views and that will now be discretely given a rubber stamp from the ministers office which is wrong.
Then read the second paragrapg. I feel for Verity Firth, fancy being given education to fix up, look at the news today, the new premier is responsible as the former water minister for the fact that there is lead poisoning in school water because he did SFA when he was water minister and now she will be left with less money to try and fix that and all the other maintenance problems in schools. When I was president at my son's primary school and the local Labour member put out a piece of blatant propaganda about how much they had spent at the school and then had the hide to ask me to endorse it i said no, we had been promised $100 000 for a library and electrical upgrade that got spent on the Olympics instead and then the file got put away as a completed. When I said if anything I would endorse the Opposition canidate, what a surprise, they suddenly found the money 2 days before the election, so it's the whole rotten bunch and we should get rid of state governments and just have a Federal governmentAgree (0) Alert moderator
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wmc:
08 Sep 2008 2:07:09pm
I'm another one who wants the education system reduced to a market place. That way, the unions won't survive.
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Stoo:
08 Sep 2008 12:19:57pm
It takes time, but the chickens generally do come home to roost. Back in the early 90's a few of us were claiming that John Fahey's (Liberal) government's attemp to have the 2000 Olympics staged in Sydney would have a major negative impact down the track and we were laughed at.
Spending on the olympics exceeded $8 billion and apart from a couple of stadiums which are now white elephants and a four kilometere rail link from Lidcombe to OLympic Park there is absolutely nothing to show for it.
Of course NSW Labor has played an enormous part in the continuing degeneration of services, it has been greatly assisted by a small group of incompetents masquerading as an opposition
There's pretty well bugger all talent in Macquarie St at present, Rees has to do the best he can with what he has. The next 3 years promise to be remarkably interesting.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Edmund Resch:
08 Sep 2008 1:41:40pm
Stoo: How weird. My father-in-law & myself were just talking about this yesterday - how the state's problem's now are possibly a direct consequence of paying too much for the Olympics.
On another point, how many who have commented here wanting an early election called, actually voted for the Liberals last election? Are you still upset about the result? The state of NSW's economy was bad then but the Libs still couldn't give the knock out punch. Peter Debham lost a so called unloseable election. I'm not a Labor voter but somehow think that even the Liberals would do no better - they will certainly want to privatise electricity down the track but that's another matter. I also tend to think that if the Libs do win office at the next election, they will come out and say " we have inherited a mess that is worse then what we originally thought".
And finally, as for John Della Bosca - we have really become too preoccupied about personalities and their misdemeanours. The Daily Telegraph for days had page after page after page of this incident. He has been cleared by the NSW & Federal police, lso ets get back to the job at hand.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Mike:
08 Sep 2008 12:21:22pm
Some misconceptions in this forum.
1. Iguanagate - Della Bosca and Neal weren't "cleared" by the DPP's, rather they found there was insufficient evidence for a conviction. Both sides said the others were lying, and the DPP's had no legal way to determine the truth.
2. Nathan Rees's "new broom" obviously has holes in the bristles since Joe Tripodi managed to slip through. If the new Premier was 100% genuine then Tripodi and Obeid would be gone too. Same brothel, almost the same workers, just a different coat of paint and a name change. The patrons won't be fooled.Agree (1) Alert moderator
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Dave:
08 Sep 2008 12:22:36pm
The Governor's back, let her dissolve Parliment and call a State election.
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qwerty:
08 Sep 2008 12:44:47pm
On what legal basis, do you think this would happen, Dave? Not some 'vibe of the thing' argument, but precisely? What is the trigger for the Governor to act other than on the advice of her Ministers, as provided in the state constitution? The reserve powers are seriously heavy, no responsible Governor (and Marie Bashir is certainly that) would wield them just because the Tele is unhappy.
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Garth:
08 Sep 2008 12:24:19pm
An incompetent Government and an unworthy and very pedestrian Opposition. What a choice for the electors of the "Premier State"!
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Jim Bendfeldt:
08 Sep 2008 1:37:53pm
Try voting Greens or Independent!
Watch this space come the local government elections this Saturday.
I reckon that at least 5 councils will dump Labor and Liberals for the Greens, and at least another 6 for community independents.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Riclew:
08 Sep 2008 12:29:19pm
David Campbell, Minister for Transport? A man who was so obviously bamboozled by the Police and wholeheartedly supported its burgeoning thrust for power is now placed in the hands of the most inept, power-hungry, intractable Department in the entire NSW public service. For god's sake, Rees, what were you thinking??? This alone will entomb you.
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Tony Grant:
08 Sep 2008 12:47:35pm
The "pollies" we deserve!
The opposition will bring about changes...just like the republicans in the usa!
It is my belief that we should be writing to the new premier and local members telling them what we "need" or don't we know?
Really what a better education system...public? Or is it just get rid of this mob and let the "neo-cons" do their thing? More money for the "private sector" I mean Rudd has kept thier over the top federal funded amounts in place for several years!
If we are talking about a better system from Labor then it must be in concert with the "feds", remember most of these pollies went to private schools and so do their children!!!! Therefore, you must be forceful and that doesn't mean backing the "teachers fed" who are basically self serving and not affliliated to the ALP!
The same for health....you want a good public health system? Demand that public monies go mainly into "public health" and not just "topping up the private sector" We need hospitals that can achieve high quality/quantity services. It has taken me via the private health system i.e. GP's and specialists to find out that I had "eye lashes" growing the wrong way, over 12 months and that was hundreds of $'s out of pocket and many trips to Sydney (from central coast) to get electolsys on eye lashes. It can be done up here but the only specialist with the "BATTERIES" for the device is in Sydney????????? Ridiculus, unbelievable!
Demand these people in government do our "bidding" too, expect to pay more for a "good service". Demand that public funding go to public infrastructure, private enterprise in these areas is questionable and substandardAgree (0) Alert moderator
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Adz:
08 Sep 2008 12:51:43pm
The NSW labour government is an absolute joke, as are there colleagues in the other states. The only person with an ounce of guts or political courage was Michael Costa- and look what happened to him. Apparently it doesnt pay not to toe the party line and have even a semblance of individuality or personal opinion in Australian politics. Costa has become a virtual political martyr, he knew his policies and beliefs, especially concerning climate change, would be unpopular in the electorate but he maintained them anyway because of his personal integrity. It seems that Australians and their political masters have immense difficulty swallowing honesty in this day and age. They prefer the rhethoric and lies of the polictical sleazebags like Iemma and Bligh et al.
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Dino:
08 Sep 2008 12:53:41pm
Dear Sir
I can not understand how Mr John Della Bosca can be giving a senior ministery. After all the abuses happened at the Iguanas. I am so frustrated. I am not sure if his wife will be given any portafolio in Canberra. Well, I am shock to say the less
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Bruce of Coledale:
08 Sep 2008 12:56:30pm
No Surprises? I was surprised this mob lasted till Monday. I doubt if they will last much longer, though.
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Bob:
08 Sep 2008 1:15:52pm
What a disgrace , Della bosca and Jodi , Della bosca of Iguana Fame , and Jodi McKay would not even COMMENT or Reply to a question put to her last week on TV on her own constituency ??
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Mad Dog:
08 Sep 2008 1:21:22pm
You can say whatever you like about the Liberal National Coalition, either in Government or in opposition. The one great truth is that nothing and no-one ever produces a stench as great as does the ALP when it grasps Government.
How can anyone who has lived their adult lives through the past 40 years bring themselves to defend, let alone to vote for, this rubbish from the ALP?Agree (0) Alert moderator
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Old Boomer:
08 Sep 2008 1:30:24pm
"Tripod" Joe Tripodi, "Gangster" Eddie Obeid and "Roads" Roozendal in charge of anything makes me shudder.
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CHERIE L CURRAN :
08 Sep 2008 1:34:45pm
Oh! Jesus forgive me for disrespect is not my intention, but this is more inexperience: the blind leading the blind, so to speak.
I am happy that the powerbrokers are behind the appointments or whatever? The fact remains that they are on that one-way downward spiral that I previous talked about.
When Steve Bracks denied the Queen, I emailed him, saying "May God Save The Queen because nothing was going to save 'The Australian Labor Party' and I remain steadfast to my words.
I intend to witness, the demise of the Labor Party.
It wouldn't matter how this immature, 'Premier' Nathan Rees? has unveiled his new look Cabinet, appointing whoever, they are destined to fail because the prophecy is now against them . If Gough Whitlam was their Leader, instigating change, then this upspring is merely but his footstool and a poor example at that.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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From the Gong:
08 Sep 2008 1:36:21pm
So, we've got Roozendaal who's been linked with most of the Wollongong Councillors asking for bribes and helping them stack their branches, joining Tripodi who's tight mates with one of Wollongong's most corrupt sons.
And they're being given the keys to the vault? So much for a positive change from this spill. Bring on another election. Perhaps putting these guys in the driver's seat along with Mr 15 months former garbo will bring the people of NSW onto the streets.Agree (0) Alert moderator
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bacchie:
08 Sep 2008 1:36:52pm
If only we could punish the sins of the past. Carr is responsible for this horrendous situation .. lots of spin and no action for over a decade. He was quick off the mark in jumping to the millionaires factory and dumping the entire mess into the lap of an accidental premier. Rees has also made his first mistake in appointing Roozendaal and Tripodi. I thought he wanted people with talent, guts and performance? He has to seriously rid the cabinet of the usual suspects if he is going to win back electorate support.
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sue symes:
08 Sep 2008 1:43:49pm
It is becoming more an more apparent that it doesnt really matter who is in the position all caucus want is someone they can control
The changes will make little or no difference for instance
will Sartors' replacement change all the legislation that has been pushed through -Idont think so to many polititians' hip pocket would be effected
Will the new Health Minister change anything within the Health System NOOO!! he doesnt have any money
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sally:
08 Sep 2008 1:57:20pm
Yawn......NSW government, Labor, Unions. Hopeless, the whole lot. Why is anyone surprised over the NSW mess? Bob Carr did nothing for ten years except blind the media to his ineptitude. Of course the place is now broke, although according to Glenn Milne in yesterday's Tele, it is sitting in only 2nd place behind Victoria, the state that Jeff Kennet fixed and which Bracks then f--kd.
But let's give Labor a chance here, voters. Let them have another two years to re-form, re-focus and make ammends for their predacessors. Give them more time to take NSW from 2nd place to the top of the ladder in the "Brokest States" stakes. Come on, you know they can do it!Agree (0) Alert moderator
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anne:
08 Sep 2008 2:09:24pm
I believe Verity Firth, the new Education Minister, is Charles Firth's sister. I wonder if the Chaser will attack the NSW state government in their new series now that a Chaser member has a sister who is a Minister in the NSW Government. I personally think they will still do it, but it may prove to be an interesting dilemma for them.
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Paul:
08 Sep 2008 2:10:04pm
Haha!! I'm from WA and I suggest the rot in NSW Labor is continuing and will see the people kick them out at the first chance they get! Our Labor party stank and guess what...bye bye Carps!! Bye bye Ripping off Ripper!
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