NSW Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane slammed the state government's response to gang crime, saying families in Sydney are "terrified". She stopped short of calling for mandatory minimum sentences for gang related crime.
The leader spoke about what she called mixed messaging on drugs from the State Government in the wake of new pill testing funding.
Ms Sloane was also pressed on her leadership, and the resignation of Liberal Party star, Manly MP James Griffin.

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