The Age·4 min read

How Labor’s $20 million CCTV grant fund prioritised key electorates

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Paul Sakkal
How Labor’s $20 million CCTV grant fund prioritised key electorates
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Share A A A Labor leveraged an invite-only $20 million fund to install CCTV networks across critical electorates, prioritising its own seats and high-value Coalition targets before the last election.

The Coalition seized on the “Strengthening Community Safety” program as another example of Labor using grant programs to shower seats in cash after Anthony Albanese heavily criticised the previous Coalition government for manipulating grants programs .

Labor leveraged an invite-only $20 million fund to install CCTV networks across critical electorates. Michael Howard As Albanese cancelled his honorary membership of a golf course in his electorate that received a $6 million grant , details of the safety program grants have been unearthed by the opposition.

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