Morrison makes a play for Gilmore, but Black Summer memories linger
Prime Minister Scott Morrison spent the second day of his re-election campaign on the offence, swooping into a must-win marginal electorate on NSW’s South Coast and announcing a $40 million package to upgrade local roads.
Mr Morrison’s first stop was in Nowra in the Labor-held seat of Gilmore, where he faced questions about his handling of the Black Summer bushfires and pledged $40 million to upgrade roads in the region.
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