Labor, business groups at loggerheads over NSW support package

Prime Minister Scott Morrison was flanked by Premier Gladys Berejiklian and NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet as the trio announced a $5.1 billion package targeted at lockdown-affected businesses and households.

A direct payment to struggling businesses from between $1500 to $10,000 every week will also be made available. Labor quickly went on the attack on Tuesday claiming the estimated $500 million a week business support package could not guarantee that workers “hurting from this lockdown will keep their job”.

Labor Party Members Generally Come from a Low Income Background and When Given an Open Bank Account Always Make Spending Mistakes Proved By Previous History !!!

I'm sure Harvey Norman is forever grateful

Really are they well todays fairy tale for the children

“bungled” vaccine rollout hasn't killed as many as “bungled” Hotel Quarantine in Labor Victoria has! LOL

Jumping to the defence of Scummo and his buddies like always. Sky is too predictable these days

I don't think anyone could handle a pandemic well, we haven't experienced it before. However some have handed it better than others and let me say I am so happy labor isn't in because god knows where we would be 😑

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