Radio broadcaster Luke Grant has told Sky News he believes the New South Wales Liberal Party "can still fix this" with regard to the abortion bill being debated in the state parliament.
Mr Grant speculates that there could be an indication the next generation of MPs aren't prepared to do the job that Premier Gladys Berejiklian is doing, citing the fact that the bill's push took place whilst Ms Berejiklian was in Europe negotiating trade deals. Sky News contributor Katie Woolf says that the focus on these issues is where the government "is losing touch with regular Australians.
RadioLukeGrant What is she implying.... that the bill will not pass bc she is now back
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