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Bottom Drawer

Bottom Drawer

How class warfare politics hurts the lower class

21 May 2016

9:00 AM

21 May 2016

9:00 AM

So the Governments 2016-17 Federal Budget has been delivered and the Australian people are looking at a July 2 Election day.

As the alternate Government, Bill Shorten and his ALP comrades now have the opportunity to show the Australian people why they deserve to hold top office and why they are a better option than the Coalition.

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Kyle Shapland is the Policy and Advocacy Director for the Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce and Political Strategist

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