NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has criticised Labor’s cost estimate after the party announced $450 million for a Future Education fund on Monday.
“Running the state’s finances is not like running a school tuck shop,” Mr Perrottet said during a media conference on Tuesday.
“Our tutoring program – which we announced yesterday that we would extend – comes at a cost of over $250 million a year.”
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