Sky News host James Morrow says the NSW Coalition made a 10-year long infrastructure pipeline because “it takes a long time to build”.
This comes as the newly elected NSW Labor plans to scrap infrastructure projects made by the previous government.
“People need to plan around it and around what’s going to come,” Mr Morrow told Saturday Herald Sun columnist Steve Price. “There are a lot of businesses and communities that planned around things happening that are now faced with a bit of uncertainty.”
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