The polling gap between the Coalition government and the Labor opposition has been narrowing ahead of the vote on Saturday. NSWVotes 9News
"This is unfortunate, the election campaign has been respectful from all the parties," he said.
"I would love to see a campaign where there are no scenes, where people can get the views out to the people of NSW to make their calls.""Teachers have never been under more pressure," he said. "There is a 30 per cent decline in the number of school-leavers choosing to go study education at university.
"We have to get that number up. We need teachers in the school. If we don't have them there is no replacing them." Addressing Premier Dominic Perrottet's admission he called the Ambulance Commissioner when his wife needed medical assistance, Minns said he took Perrottet's word that he neither sought nor was granted any "special favours".
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