Liberal Candidate for Aston Roshena Campbell highlights the ongoing impacts of Labor’s alleged economic mismanagement on families and small businesses in the area, emphasising her commitment to holding the party accountable and being a strong voice.
“People have invited him into their homes because they want to share with him their stories about the
crippling impacts of Labor’s failure to manage the cost of living. And what I can say firsthand is Peter is listening.”
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