Topic - aged care
VIC: Labor promises $625,000 to Jewish Care if elected
Nov 05 2018
1 min read
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Premier Daniel Andrews is continuing to woo voters ahead of the 24 November state election, offering $625,000 towards the construction of Jewish Care Victoria’s $90 million Hannah & Daryl Cohen Family Building, due for completion in November 2019, but only if Labor wins.

Labor has been working hard on older voters, pledging funding to build a number of aged care facilities including two for the state’s Indian community.

Will it pay off?

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