Ray Hadley: Liberal Party must lift game to win back this vital seat
Ray Hadley believes Lucy Wicks can reclaim Robertson - but the Liberal Party needs to lift its game with campaigning on the ground. Watch the video
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Ray Hadley believes Lucy Wicks can win back Robertson on the NSW Central Coast - but the Liberal Party needs to lift its game with campaigning on the ground. It’s currently held by Labor’s Gordon Reid.
Here is today’s edition of The Ray Hadley Midday Show:
Originally published as Ray Hadley: Liberal Party must lift game to win back this vital seat
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