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being able to borrow money at the lowest rates available. Secondly, as Chair of the government's Budget sub-committee, Rees announced there would be a mini-budget which was delivered in
November 2008. The mini-budget delayed a number of large-scale capital works projects with long lead times and instead emphasised capital expenditure on smaller projects which could generate employment more quickly. Third, Rees drew industry and business leaders together to conduct a job summit. This summit was co-chaired by Roger Corbett, Steve Harkins and David Gonski. In addition to the Work Plan developed by the summit, Rees also announced the establishment of 4,000 government apprenticeships across the state and 2,000 cadetships.
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Campbell enjoyed a close working relationship, and on their watch train service reliability rose to a ten-year high of 95% on-time running. They also announced the restoration of ferry services from the city to Parramatta to ease rail and road congestion. To ease congestion in city centres,
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In July 2008, he was touted by the Sydney media as being a contender for
Premier. Rees denied that he was a contender for the role, saying that "Premier Iemma has my rock-solid, unequivocal support and he knows that". Two months after this interview, Morris Iemma was deposed as Premier in favour of
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After 15 years in government, there had been a number of scandals involving Labor ministers which were reported negatively in the press. Rees distanced himself from these with a range of reforms. Rees overhauled the
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Shortly after coming to office, the death of an outlaw motorcycle gang member at Sydney airport required Rees to introduce controversial laws aimed at banning criminal gangs. Fierce opposition from civil libertarians followed, and in June 2011, the High Court ruled against the government.
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to prepare Sydney for future droughts was completed whilst Rees was
Minister. The project came in $ 60 million under budget and doubled the initial capacity. Contracts were also entered into to provide for the powering of the desalination plant through renewable sources.
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Rees also announced the establishment of Yengo National Park in the Upper Hunter region; 120,000 hectares of pristine bushland, in June 2009. Furthermore, the Rees government announced an additional 65,000 hectares of land in Yanga National Park in the Riverina.
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for blocking key reforms aimed at distancing the government from corruption and improving the provision of services to constituents and for plotting to remove him from the premiership. This was the fourth cabinet reshuffle since Rees took over the premiership.
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While Minister for the Arts, Rees also granted independence to the National Art School, and commenced master planning for a new visual arts centre at the Old King's School site in Parramatta. This latter commitment was retained by
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Together with the Federal government, Rees also established 175,000 new training places in the vocational training sector, and provided a training guarantee for apprentices who had had their apprenticeships interrupted.
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At the time Rees was appointed Minister for Water Utilities, Sydney was experiencing extreme drought conditions requiring transfer of water from the Shoalhaven River to Sydney and the imposition of water restrictions.
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Despite ongoing disputes between criminal gangs, the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research reported that in the 24 months to December 2010, ten of the 17 major offence categories were stable and seven were falling.
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Iemma resigned on 5 September 2008 after his own Right faction rebuffed his plans to reshuffle the Cabinet. However, the Right had no credible replacement candidate. It thus agreed to support Rees, a member of the
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Access) Act which had an explicit bias towards public disclosure of documentation and Government information. Rees also appointed an independent commissioner to oversee the operation of this Act.
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in July 2009 to produce regular and timely reports on the performance of the NSW health system, including waiting lists, and developing and distributing tools to allow users to interrogate data.
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after he resoundingly lost a secret ballot in the Labor Party caucus after fifteen months as Premier. He is the shortest-serving member of the New South Wales Parliament to become Premier since
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of state assets. A universal scheme providing free travel on public transport for all students going to and from school was curtailedβa decision since reversedβand the previously announced
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in 2015. This was likely prompted by a redistribution that seemingly made his seat impossible to hold. The bulk of his old seat of Toongabbie had been transferred into a recreated
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in NSW is very strong but this foundation will allow those kids who may not have the resources to buy the extra book or the bit of software they need."
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and Head Office chooses the ministry, and the leader only assigns portfolios). The next day Rees sacked Finance Minister (and Labor powerbroker)
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socio-economic status. In response, in January 2009, Rees announced that he would be increasing the minimum leaving age from 15 to 17 years.
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Rees took over as Premier on 5 September 2008. Eleven days later
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Minister for Water Utilities and Minister for Emergency Services
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State Conference to pick his own cabinet (usually the Labor
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Australia as Head of External Affairs & Public Policy.
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donations from property developers to the NSW Labor Party.
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3546:"Discredited, despised, but still pulling all the strings"
2424:. Bureau of Crime Statistics & Research. 19 April 2011
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New South Wales Ministry of Transport (21 December 2008).
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had also been instrumental in holding the asbestos firm
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Leader of the Australian Labor Party in New South Wales
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after only nineteen months as a member of parliament.
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as Minister for Climate Change, Environment and Water
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Smith, Alexandra; Robbin, Brian (5 September 2008).
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Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
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3570:Rachel Olding and Georgina Waters (31 July 2013).
3291:"Government Information (Public Access) Bill 2009"
1571:. Wyong Shire Council. 17 May 2007. Archived from
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1916:"Rees crackdown: ministers axed from NSW cabinet"
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1706:"Preferred leader Nathan Rees backs Morris Iemma"
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1364:"Nathan Rees: From greenkeeper to Premier of NSW"
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1746:. News Limited. 5 September 2008. Archived from
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1337:"All you need to know about Nathan Rees"
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2798:. Minister for Health. 30 March 2009
2418:"NSW Recorded Crime Statistics 2010"
2369:. NSW Treasury. June 2009. p. 5
2101:
2031:. Weekly Times Now. 11 November 2008
1941:Dinneen, Martin (17 November 2009).
1596:
1209:in New York City on 7 January 2009.
1201:and proudly describes himself as "a
1071:
685:New South Wales Legislative Assembly
579:New South Wales Legislative Assembly
127:New South Wales Legislative Assembly
4885:21st-century Australian politicians
3622:Browne, Rachel (6 September 2014).
3544:McClymont, Kate (4 December 2009).
2901:
2818:"The state of our public hospitals"
1861:"Rees dismisses leadership rumours"
1857:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
1778:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
1671:Hildebrand, Joe (15 October 2007).
1236:McNicoll, D.D. (23 December 2008).
13:
3596:Clennell, Andrew (28 March 2014).
2710:Besser, Linton (4 December 2008).
2474:"Carr's green legacy a black mark"
2310:Cornwall, Deborah (2 April 2009).
2206:. 26 February 2009. Archived from
1624:"Sydney's desal plant switched on"
1362:Mills, Alison (5 September 2008).
1355:
14:
4901:
3293:. Parliament of NSW. 17 June 2009
3186:Drape, Julian (8 November 2009).
3027:Smith, Alexandra (4 March 2011).
2846:Rees, Nathan (2 September 2009).
2549:Ralston, Nick (31 October 2008).
2125:Tsang, Henry (3 September 2009).
1922:. Fairfax Media. 15 November 2009
1423:"Stalking horse or tried stayer?"
1391:"Stalking horse or tried stayer?"
1307:. Fairfax Media. 4 December 2009.
975:The State of Our Public Hospitals
375:(as Minister for Water Utilities)
4250:
3646:"Appointment of new THNSW Chair"
3240:"How Labor lost New South Wales"
2604:Bibby, Paul (23 February 2009).
2255:Lawrence, Kara (23 March 2009).
2174:"School leaving age rises to 17"
1885:Carty, Lisa (15 November 2009).
1192:
899:
840:, and Parliamentary Secretaries
755:Chief Justice of New South Wales
573:and parliamentary leader of the
551:
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3765:Minister for Emergency Services
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767:A slump in revenues during the
293:Minister for Emergency Services
3920:Minister for the Central Coast
3425:Josh Jerga (3 December 2009).
3368:"Donation Reform starts today"
3238:West, Andrew (30 April 2012).
3141:. City of Sydney. 29 July 2009
2000:"Payroll tax cuts to go ahead"
1744:"Rees sworn in as NSW Premier"
1673:"Wind fires desal water plant"
1597:Frew, Wendy (19 August 2006).
1442:
1328:
1301:"A puppet? Ask her, says Rees"
1229:
1087:
919:
836:, Primary Industries Minister
243:Minister for the Central Coast
1:
2902:Cox, Kate (1 December 2002).
2337:Kennedy, Les (23 June 2011).
2102:Rees, Nathan (17 June 2009).
1510:Parliament of New South Wales
1223:
1153:
949:Epping to Chatswood rail line
607:
585:for Labor from 2007 to 2015.
3792:Minister for Water Utilities
2931:. ABC News. 18 November 2009
2765:Jones, Zoie (18 June 2009).
2712:"Free buses get green light"
1119:was heavily defeated at the
968:Bureau of Health Information
935:
883:
405:Minister for Water Utilities
7:
4890:University of Sydney alumni
4880:Premiers of New South Wales
4293:New South Wales Labor Party
4001:Premiers of New South Wales
3956:2008 – 2009
3897:2008 – 2009
3870:2008 – 2009
3796:2007 – 2008
3769:2007 – 2008
3740:2007 – 2015
3680:New South Wales Labor Party
3626:. The Sydney Morning Herald
3008:. ABC News. 28 January 2009
2691:. ABC News. 2 December 2008
1238:"Secrecy the safest policy"
643:
575:New South Wales Labor Party
10:
4906:
4850:Australian Roman Catholics
3866:Premier of New South Wales
1943:"Hornery to Keep Fighting"
1324:. NSW Hansard. 8 May 2007.
1064:to account. Under Premier
942:2007β2008 financial crisis
875:2007β2008 financial crisis
863:2007β2008 financial crisis
852:
769:2007β2008 financial crisis
729:
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571:Premier of New South Wales
51:Premier of New South Wales
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3217:The Sydney Morning Herald
3192:The Sydney Morning Herald
3165:The Sydney Morning Herald
3114:The Sydney Morning Herald
3033:The Sydney Morning Herald
2908:The Sydney Morning Herald
2716:The Sydney Morning Herald
2610:The Sydney Morning Herald
2478:The Sydney Morning Herald
2343:The Sydney Morning Herald
2235:The Sydney Morning Herald
2178:The Sydney Morning Herald
2154:. NSW Treasury. June 2009
2081:The Sydney Morning Herald
2055:The Sydney Morning Herald
1920:The Sydney Morning Herald
1891:The Sydney Morning Herald
1727:2011 NSW election preview
1628:The Sydney Morning Herald
1603:The Sydney Morning Herald
1428:The Sydney Morning Herald
1395:The Sydney Morning Herald
1341:The Sydney Morning Herald
1305:The Sydney Morning Herald
1275:The Sydney Morning Herald
1207:Manhattan Marriage Bureau
1197:Rees is a non-practising
961:
715:Sydney Desalination Plant
692:Sydney Desalination Plant
612:Rees was born in 1968 in
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2848:"Government Performance"
683:Rees was elected to the
622:Penrith, New South Wales
4875:Politicians from Sydney
2530:. ABC News. 29 May 2009
1212:Rees is a supporter of
1046:Labor links with unions
996:
771:compelled Rees and the
449:(as Minister for Water)
4870:People from Parramatta
4855:Labor Left politicians
4845:Australian republicans
3650:Transport Heritage NSW
1508:Former members of the
1504:"The Hon. Nathan Rees"
1187:Transport Heritage NSW
741:
3893:Minister for the Arts
3736:Member for Toongabbie
1170:Post-political career
966:Rees established the
947:Rees also opened the
739:
193:Minister for the Arts
16:Australian politician
1829:(11 November 2008).
1774:ABC News (Australia)
1569:Minister's statement
1254:on 15 December 2012.
810:and Health Minister
778:to implement a mini-
634:University of Sydney
535:University of Sydney
179:Ministerial offices
156:District established
3710:The Daily Telegraph
3686:on 7 September 2008
3602:The Daily Telegraph
3486:The Daily Telegraph
3432:The Daily Telegraph
3219:. 23 September 2009
2985:The Daily Telegraph
2854:. Parliament of NSW
2261:The Daily Telegraph
2009:. 23 September 2013
1980:. 26 September 2008
1859:(16 January 2009).
1750:on 5 September 2008
1677:The Daily Telegraph
1189:until 31 May 2025.
1160:next state election
1121:2011 state election
1117:Keneally government
1039:Slumdog Millionaire
1017:for two weeks than
698:, and the proposed
3822:Minister for Water
3750:Political offices
3377:. 14 November 2009
2883:. 14 December 2008
2746:. 14 December 2008
2640:. 14 November 2009
2083:. 17 February 2009
1807:on 16 January 2009
1780:. 11 November 2008
1700:Norrington, Brad;
988:Aboriginal affairs
742:
630:Parramatta Council
620:, reportedly from
343:Minister for Water
168:District abolished
4822:
4821:
4756:Shadow ministries
4411:Kristina Keneally
4259:
4258:
3968:
3967:
3962:Kristina Keneally
3959:Succeeded by
3927:Succeeded by
3913:John Hatzistergos
3900:Succeeded by
3876:Kristina Keneally
3873:Succeeded by
3851:
3829:Succeeded by
3817:
3799:Succeeded by
3772:Succeeded by
3712:. 7 January 2009.
3488:. 3 December 2009
3406:. 29 October 2008
3271:. 23 October 2008
3135:"The Hungry Mile"
3089:. 4 November 2009
2453:. 3 December 2009
2398:. 30 October 2008
2364:"Budget Overview"
2180:. 28 January 2009
2149:"Budget Overview"
2127:"Budget Response"
2104:"Budget Response"
2057:. 3 February 2009
1893:. Fairfax Media.
1827:Dempster, Quentin
1702:Salusinszky, Imre
1630:. 28 January 2010
1125:Opposition leader
1095:Kristina Keneally
1072:Government reform
1027:Kristina Keneally
806:, Deputy Premier
673:Milton Orkopoulos
598:Kristina Keneally
594:Dominic Perrottet
544:
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181:2007β2009
118:Kristina Keneally
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3682:. Archived from
3672:"Nathan Rees MP"
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