The NSW opposition has outlined a plan for the state to rebuild and recover from the devastating floods which have left about 1500 people in emergency accommodation and damaged or destroyed about 95,000 homes.
The federal and NSW governments were too slow their immediate response and have been sluggish in getting support out, NSW Labor said on Sunday.
The plan calls for a number of measures to assist flood-impacted communities including waiving government fees, the re-introduction of JobKeeper and what Labor Leader Chris Minns called a "payroll tax holiday to businesses".
