Kellie Sloane

LP NSW

AI Summary

• Charlie Verco rescued a woman during a shark attack at Coogee Beach on 13 June.
• He paddled towards the injured woman and helped her back to shore for emergency treatment.
• His actions exemplify the traditions of surf lifesaving and selfless heroism.
• At 24 years old, he prioritised the safety of a stranger over his own.
• Charlie has shown humility, focusing on the victim's recovery rather than his own bravery.

AI Summary

• Kellie asked the Minister for Small Business about the impact of increased payroll tax on employment, citing that 29% of businesses plan to cut staff.
• She urged Labor to support a plan to raise the payroll tax threshold, lower rates, and eliminate bracket creep.
• Her question highlights concerns over the government's budget decisions affecting small businesses.

Operation Sloane has been working to smoke out the criminals, but there is more work to do.

Time to test our new incitement to hatred laws. These thugs should be locked up. They are a threat not only to our Jewish community who were the targets of today’s chilling display - but to broader multicultural NSW. #nswpol https://t.co/JV6S59qdau

But the real problem is that whether it is Anthony Albanese in Canberra or Chris Minns in Macquarie Street, Labor is failing NSW hospitals.

Last week, I handed down my first Budget in Reply. The speech garnered a lot of attention for opening with an Eminem quote, but one of the signature policies also got people talking – payroll tax reform. The NSW Liberals and Nationals have committed, if elected, to creating the most competitive payroll tax regime of any Australian state for small and medium businesses. Our plan would: Increase the payroll tax threshold from $1.2 million to $1.5 million. Reduce the payroll tax rate from 5.4...