Good old “Pork Barilaro”,the gift that keeps giving to NSW Labor.
The probe into the $100 million program scrutinised the intervention of John Barilaro’s former office and has since triggered accusations of pork-barrelling.
MPs must learn that they cannot treat taxpayer funds allocated for the public good as a personal election war chest.
The former deputy premier was “significantly suffering” when he allegedly lashed out at a cameraman last year,a Sydney court heard.
NSW Labor leader Chris Minns says he will give John Barilaro 24 hours to answer questions about why his office intervened in a $100m bushfire recovery program,or he will refer the matter to the corruption watchdog.
Former deputy premier John Barilaro approached the chairman of ClubsNSW to back him in a bid to become the new boss of the embattled lobby group.
The former deputy premier John Barilaro’s office intervened to stop Labor-held electorates from receiving fast-tracked bushfire funding.
The damage caused by brumbies in the Snowy Mountains has one obvious solution,but the NSW government hasn’t had the guts to do it.
Former Liberal MP John Ajaka is at the centre of a “jobs for the boys” stoush after his lucrative appointment to run a Sydney council.
Senior public servant says former deputy premier John Barilaro was wrong to discuss remuneration with a potential candidate for the lucrative London trade role.
Barilaro will vigorously defend the two charges,his lawyer Danny Eid said outside Manly Local Court.