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We need greater investment into our roads – together we can make a difference
Successive years of road maintenance budget cuts by the Labor Government have put our roads in an appalling state and is compromising the safety of our residents.
Our communities need to know that they can rely on our roads to get safely to work, school, sporting pursuits or other activities, but instead they are forced to drive on sub-standard roads riddled with potholes and crumbling edges.
I will continue to fight tirelessly to ensure our region gets the funding it needs, and I welcome your support.
If there is a state government road in your area that needs fixing, please let me know using the form below.
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