About this episode

Chris Minns discusses the connection between gang violence and the illicit tobacco trade while addressing the potential impact of Labor's NDIS overhaul.

Chris Minns links Sydney’s gang violence to the illicit tobacco trade, a Senate inquiry hears more than 300,000 people could lose support under Labor’s NDIS overhaul. Plus, Pauline Hanson names daughter Lee Hanson as her political successor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Topics covered

• tobacco tax
• gang violence
• illicit trade
• NDIS overhaul
• political succession

Keywords

• Chris Minns
• Anthony Albanese
• tobacco tax
• gang violence
• NDIS
• Pauline Hanson
• political successor

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Labor, NDIS

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