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It’s not good, and I’m sure no government would do this without good reason. The fact remains that NSW has no money due to years of incompetent Labor governments. I share the blame, as does anyone else who voted Labor in past elections. I voted Liberal in the last election, and fully expected many drastic cuts to funding across all services provided by the state government. People need to harden up and get used to a few years of needed savings. It’s a fact of life. Get used to it, and in future elections, value the worth of your vote, rather than treating political parties like your favourite football team.