NSW Opposition Leader Peter Debnam told a campaign rally in Camden today that Labor’s had long enough and it was time to fix NSW.

“There is not one defeatist bone in my body, and never has been.

“This has been a tough, vicious and malicious campaign from Labor.  I never expected anything different from them.

“It has been this way for eighteen months. Nothing has changed and nor has my resolve.

“I’m fighting to stop Labor who have trashed this state for 12 years, and will do so again if they are re-elected next Saturday.

“I’m fighting to implement our straightforward plan to fix NSW:

• for recycling water instead of desalination;

• for more police, teachers and nurses rather than more Sydney backroom bureaucrats; and,

• for lower taxes versus Labor’s high tax regime.

“And I’m going to keep fighting, with my team, all the way.

“This election is your opportunity to get your message through to Labor - that NSW needs to change.  Remember the only message Labor understands is the message they get at the ballot box.

“If you want to fix the trains, the roads, the hospitals, the schools, or the crime problems – then don’t vote Labor.

“If you want fix the water problems – then don’t vote Labor.

“If you want to start fixing any of these problems – then don’t vote Labor.