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Re: V/Line Pass- Railways now forgotten in Government Policy?
- Subject: Re: V/Line Pass- Railways now forgotten in Government Policy?
- From: "Michael Walker" <walker@hotkey.net.au>
- Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 22:25:51 +1000
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>What is even worse it that people will fall for this. The highway that
jeff
>wants is already there it is called the Midland Hwy and all he is going to
>do is make a couple more overtaking lanes and seal the shoulders in some
>sections. Same with this Port Phillip Bay park crap, changing the bay to
>a "Marian Park" means nothing the same amount of fishing, and crap will
still
>go on. This is all just another con by another political party.
>
What about the other part of their transport policy, which does mention
railways. All it does is mention what Freight Victoria and National Express
are going to do and claim it was a government initiative!