Minns Hints at Last Term as NSW Premier

0:00This is Corey, here with your quick two-minute update from Sydney News Today. New South Wales premiere Chris Minnes has hinted that next year's state election will be his last in the top job. He shared this during a media conference while discussing his vision for Sydney in 2032 when the Metro West line opens. Minnes said he expects to be out of parliament by then and back to life as an ordinary citizen. Earlier this week, he focused on improving housing affordability for young people. Min stressed the need for new apartments built near public transport to make the city accessible, not just for the wealthy. His comments come ahead of the March 13 election, where he'll seek a second term after leading labor to minority government in 20. 20-3 Popularity has surged lately with recent polls showing his net likeability at plus 25 and a strong lead as preferred premiere among over. 1100 voters Meanwhile, sources close to the government say Minnes is worn out from handling the aftermath of the Bondi attacks, where 15 people died.

1:02They predict he'll step down early in the next term, paving the way for Deputy Premier Prue Carr as the likely successor. Inside the Labor Party, tensions are brewing over protest laws passed after the attacks. Several MPs and branches are calling for reviews of police actions at recent rallies, setting up a tough conference in July. This story is made possible by our sponsor. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com