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Alongside pictures of premier Gladys Berejiklian and deputy premier John Barilaro – who was the first to call for his sacking – Mr Johnsen is promoting his services as a consultant with expertise in government relations and strategy, political monitoring and intelligence, advocating and influencing policy, and media and reputation management. Johnsen touts himself as having “achieved over $1.9bn in capital investments and $345m in community grants” during his 13 years in office. “Michael’s know-how in dealing with local, state and federal governments and success in private sector ...

Michael Johnsen has second thoughts on his website We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Former Nationals MP Michael Johnsen fired the start gun on a new career outside of politics over the weekend when he unveiled a new website spruiking his wares as a government and strategic advisor. Already, the shiny new website has undergone some big changes. A slew of photos originally posted online of the former MP standing alongside parliamentary colleagues including Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Nationals leader John Barilaro were ...

Advertisement Less than two months after quitting Parliament over sexual assault and sexting allegations, former Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen has unveiled his next project. He is spruiking himself as a government relations and strategy adviser. Michael Johnsen resigned in March amid sexual assault and sexting allegations Credit:Louise Kennerley A shiny new website for the venture called Johnsen Consulting popped up over the weekend, promising advice and advocacy across all levels of government. Curiously - and perhaps somewhat troublingly for the former MP’s colleagues - the website boa...

Advertisement The opposition benches were left empty for most of question time on Thursday after Labor MPs followed their leader Jodi McKay out of the chamber when she was expelled from the NSW lower house. In the latest chaotic scenes to erupt at State Parliament this week, Labor walked out en masse after Speaker Jonathan O’Dea kicked Ms McKay out of the house after she refused to follow his orders. The moment the opposition walked out of NSW Parliament following Labor Leader Jodi McKay’s expulsion from the chamber. The spectacle in the lower house followed an extraordinary displa...

Advertisement Coal mining companies in the Hunter Valley have failed to set aside enough money to fill in their massive voids or maintain the vegetation required to restore the landscape once their mines come to the end of their lives. Japanese trading giant Idemitsu has fallen well short in its efforts to replant pasture and woodlands on its Muswellbrook Coal mine in the Upper Hunter, with insufficient topsoil and a poor choice of species being replanted, a report obtained by the Herald shows. BHP’s Mt Arthur coal mine near Muswellbrook has one of the largest voids in the Hunter Valley...