A blame game over Sydney's crime wave has worsened relations between the Albanese and Minns Labor governments.
The disagreement follows the murder of two men in Sydney, with Canberra accusing NSW of failing to provide paperwork to pursue crime kingpins in Lebanon and Vietnam.
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The disagreement may hinder cooperation between state and federal governments on addressing Sydney's crime wave
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