What will the New South Wales Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, be remembered for when her political term is finally over? The much-feted —but overly expensive—Sydney light rail project, her handling of COVID-19, sleeping around with aka ‘dodgy-Darryl’ or facilitating the introduction of some of the most progressive abortion reforms in the Western world?
For myself, I just can’t figure her out as she has all the political principle of a weather vane. Just take the announcement by Berejiklian and the Attorney General, Mark Speakman which seeks to strengthen the law regarding The Crimes Legislation (Offences Against Pregnant Women) Bill:
- Amendments to the Crimes Act 1900...
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