• No New Faces In Keneally State Cabinet
• Camden Little Athletics is ON Tonight
• Gold Digging Murderer Gets 24 Years Jail
• T-shirt could identify bones found in Belanglo
• Tigers to clash with Titans tonight
• Local schools benefit from Science & Language B-E-R
• Hoon driver suspended over high speed down the Hume
• Two men charged over confrontation at Tahmoor train station
• New oil spill for the Gulf of Mexico
• More bad news for the State Govt- claims of travel perks and poor planning laws
• Independents tipped to follow Wilkie’s lead and side with Labor
• Independent MP Andrew Wilkie Supports Labor To Form Next Federal Government
• NSW Parliament Votes In Support Of Same Sex Adoption
• Rally to get Tigers home finals matches at Campbelltown
• Wests Tigers cheergirl takes out Big League title
• ‘Black hole’ found in Coalition’s treasury costings
• Fred Nile caught up in net porn scandal
• Newton’s ex-girlfriend feared for her life
• Police Investigate Suspicious NRL Betting
• Greens Sign Deal To Support Labor

Friday, September 03, 2010

No New Faces In Keneally State Cabinet

Premier Kristina Keneally has decided against appointing another minister, following the embarrassing departure of Paul McLeay.

Instead, his portfolios will be shared between Eric Roozendaal and Steve Whan.

There had been speculation Macquarie Fields MP, Doctor Andrew McDonald, could be in line for the job, after the Premier visited his electorate this morning and gushed about the fantastic job he does in the Macarthur Region.