Major parties rallying hard in final week of NSW election campaign
In the final week of the NSW election campaign both the major party leaders are rallying hard in Western Sydney. The Liberal party is promising to help public transport users save money while Labor wants to amend the constitution to protect Sydney Water and Hunter Water as public assets.
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