Minns in a sentence

Mrs Minns said every night after eating a full dinner, Mr Minns follows up his meal with a bowl of cereal.

Albanese said Minns “embodies all that is best about the Australian Labor Party” and “he is a leader whose vision is one that always has people at its heart”.

All of these are valuable investments, and they put substance to Premier Chris Minns’ push for higher-density housing sooner.

A state taskforce, established after the Minns Labor government took power in the March state election, released a few key recommendations at the weekend aimed at speeding up and streamlining the driver recruitment process to address the shortage.

But it does concern fossil fuels - and Mr Minns will have calculated that however many votes the switch loses to the Greens and minor parties the decision will come back in spades in the seats Labor needs to win in Western Sydney.

Chris Minns has very comfortably won the seat of Kogarah.

Commenting on Tuesday's final vote on the budget, Julie Minns said: "The amount of money we're talking about is the stuff of dreams for the vast majority of Carlisle residents.

Hadley said Mr Minns is 'flying in the face of expert opinion.

Her comments follow the Minns government announcing a "surgical care task force" to report on ways to slash hospital waiting lists for elective surgery.

He urged the people of NSW to rally behind Premier-elect Chris Minns.

I fully expect Chris Minns will deliver on that promise because people voted for it and they deserve to get it and they need it," agreed Mr Black.

Labor leader Chris Minns has been given a list of Greens demands if he wants their support.

Labor leader Chris Minns said he hadn’t heard Mr Park use the words, but said his “deeply empathetic and focused” colleague was trying to make a point.

Minns also thanks outgoing Liberal premier for his service to the state.

Minns said Labor’s victory provided a mandate to change the state’s constitution to prevent any possible future sale of Sydney Water, an issue central to Labor’s election campaign.

Mr Greenwich was an “extraordinarily effective” politician who “manages to elevate the conversation and make major changes in the state,” Mr Minns said.

Mr Minns agreed it was hard to comprehend how a bus tipping over at a roundabout could result in such a heavy loss of life.

Mr Minns also spent his day in Wollongong and parts of Wollongong Hospital, which he said was a signal of his government's commitment to the Illawarra.

Mr Minns is calling for more urban density closer to the city, in part to save the government on having to build costly infrastructure to support greenfield developments.

Mr Minns said he would “give peace a chance”, but if necessary would resort to overriding local planning rules to drive more housing in the city centre.