New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet has unveiled his most ambitious election promise to date at the Liberal Party campaign launch in southwest Sydney.
It’s called the NSW Kids Future Fund and will cost $850 million over 4 years, but there’s no detail yet on how it will be paid for.
In Mr Perrottet’s speech to Liberal Party faithful – including former prime minister John Howard – the NSW Premier unveiled the election promise that he hopes will bring his government victory. The NSW Kids Future Fund is an account the Perrottet government will set up for every child 10 years and under in the first year if re-elected and every newborn every year after that.
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