NSW Premier vows constitutional reform and housing action
The Premier outlines plans to extend rent relief acts and widen magistrate powers for eviction timelines while pursuing reforms to the Legislative Council and constitutional changes. He condemns wage reduction rumors, defends state wage controls, and proposes arbitration for basic wages and standard hours amid ongoing policy shifts.
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