What Berejiklian said as NSW Lib leader

WHAT GLADYS BEREJIKLIAN SAID AS NSW PREMIER:

"I want to give this commitment today to those 7.5 million people, I will be governing for everyone, I will be delivering for everyone."

ON HER FAMILY:

"My father was a boiler maker, a welder and one of the first jobs he did in Sydney was working on the Sydney Opera House. My mum left school at 15 to support her family and became a nurse. Both were shift workers and ... when I was older it wasn't uncommon for me to look after my family."

ON EDUCATION:

"When I started school I couldn't speak English. I know what a public education can do for somebody. If I didn't have access to that education, I wouldn't be standing before you here today. That is why you will have in me, the strongest supporter of Gonski."

ON HER BEING JUDGED AS AN UNMARRIED FEMALE LEADER:

"I am not going to judge anybody on their personal circumstances. I am here to govern for everybody and I hope that people judge me on my merits and what I can do."

ON HER PERSONALITY:

"I am pretty much a regular girl who likes to do regular things."

ON HER NEW MINISTRY:

"This is about the best people being on the paddock to take our state forward."

ON FEDERAL ISSUES:

"The system we have in place hasn't changed for decades, in terms of how the states and commonwealth deal with each other and I have some strong ideas about what I would like to see happen."

ON THE SIMILARITIES WITH DONALD TRUMP

"I have to confess there is one thing and Mr Trump and I have in common and that is the number 45 and it pretty much stops after that." (Ms Berejiklian is 45th NSW premier, Mr Trump 45th US president).