Catherine King on cleaning up grants rorts and building infrastructure pipelines

from Australian Politics · host The Guardian

Political editor Katharine Murphy talks to Catherine King, the minister for infrastructure, transport, regional development and local government, about possible plans to review community development grants approved before the recent election and the challenges of developing modern, sustainable infrastructure

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