NSW Labor toughens pokies stance as Sydney inner west mayor points to ‘unstoppable’ momentum for reform
Premier Chris Minns at the NSW state Labor conference on Saturday. Photograph: Sitthixay Ditthavong/AAPView image in fullscreenPremier Chris Minns at the NSW state Labor conference on Saturday. Over 150 branches have moved motions in this chapter, many congratulating the government … but many have also called on the government to do better.”“Some of the most recent [protest law] changes have been justified in the name of promoting social cohesion.
- ▪Premier Chris Minns at the NSW state Labor conference on Saturday.
- ▪Photograph: Sitthixay Ditthavong/AAPView image in fullscreenPremier Chris Minns at the NSW state Labor conference on Saturday.
- ▪Over 150 branches have moved motions in this chapter, many congratulating the government … but many have also called on the government to do better.”“Some of the most recent [protest law] changes have been justified in the name of promoting
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Premier Chris Minns at the NSW state Labor conference on Saturday. Photograph: Sitthixay Ditthavong/AAPView image in fullscreenPremier Chris Minns at the NSW state Labor conference on Saturday. Photograph: Sitthixay Ditthavong/AAPGamblingNSW Labor toughens pokies stance as Sydney inner west mayor says ‘momentum for real reform unstoppable’State Labor conference passes motion which would commit to 50% of machines being removed from operation in next 10 years Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Penry BuckleySun 5 Jul 2026 01.26 EDTFirst published on Sun 5 Jul 2026 00.12 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe New South Wales premier, Chris Minns, will take a tougher stance on poker machines to the next election after being pushed to adopt the approach by the party’s…
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