NSW Opposition leader Kellie Sloane pledges action on jobs, economy in first election video

Key points

• NSW Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane has pledged to get the economy moving in her first election video, as Labor and the Coalition face a challenge from One Nation. Voters go to the polls across NSW in March 2027.
• In the video, Ms Sloane accused Labor of slowing the economy and pledged to lower taxes, create jobs and deliver affordable housing. Premier Chris Minns, who has held office since 2023, is seeking to focus on housing reform and cost-of-living relief.
• One Nation leader Mark Newman has pledged to abolish the independent Planning Commission if his party is successful.