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the challenges of high office .....

the challenges of high office .....

The new Premier Nathan Rees has made a guarantee to the people of NSW - he will work every waking hour between now and the next election to give taxpayers the standard of services they deserve. 

At a media conference after being sworn in as NSW Premier after the sudden departure of Morris Iemma today, he agreed that he was short on parliamentary experience but said that he brought a lot of life experience to the job. 

The former garbage collector has had a meteoric rise to the top of the political heap in NSW. 

He was first elected a member of state parliament in March last year and was immediately appointed to the front bench as Water Utilities and Emergency Services Minister. In February this year, he took over the main water portfolio as Water Minister, when Phil Koperberg resigned because of ill health. 

NSW New Premier Says He's Short On Political Experience But Long On Life's Experience

memories...

remember when...

So, beware of the New Chief, with the same band of intellectuals...

a red hot go .....

Speaking on the impact of the NSW Government’s horror Budget, the Treasurer, former NSW ALP General Secretary, Eric Roozendaal, said: 

·                     government is bearing its share;

·                     the community is bearing its share; &

·                     business is bearing its share. 

And this guy is Treasurer? 

You’re a bloody liar & a phoney Eric: the community directly funds government, whilst business protects its profits by passing-on its costs to the community.

Ergo, the impact of your Budget will be entirely underwritten by the community. 

You, Rees & the rest of the bludgers who inhabit Macquarie Street, are nothing but a bunch of thieves. 

A pox on all of you.