Bill Shorten flags 'serious offering on roads' for Gilmore

By John Hanscombe
Updated April 25 2017 - 2:49pm, first published April 21 2017 - 1:02pm
LISTEN UP: Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and ALP Gilmore candidate Fiona Phillips at the the town hall meeting at the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre in Nowra.
LISTEN UP: Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and ALP Gilmore candidate Fiona Phillips at the the town hall meeting at the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre in Nowra.

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says if Labor is to be competitive in Gilmore it needs to present a serious offering on roads.

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