Labor wins NSW election. What are the federal implications?

A composite of NSW Premier-elect Chris Minns (left) and outgoing NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet on election night. Source: AAP / Dean Lewins/James Gourley

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The NSW election result means Labor governments are present in every state and territory across mainland Australia. The implications of that are being assessed by politicians, strategists and analysts. It comes as the Liberal Party plan what happens next after their electoral loss.

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