Victorian Labor Pledges to Put Prison Inmates to Work Ahead of Election
After earmarking an extra $352 million to fix half a million potholes, Premier Ben Carroll unveiled a series of solutions to repair Victoria's crumbling roads.
Victorian Labor has pledged to reclaim control of road maintenance from private contractors if re-elected. This includes allocating an additional $352 million to fix potholes and creating a website for citizens to report and track repairs. Additionally, supervised prisoners may be employed to assist with road repair work.
- Labor plans to take back control of state road maintenance.
- An extra $352 million will be allocated to fix potholes.
- A website will be developed for motorists to report and monitor pothole repairs.
- Supervised prisoners may be put to work on road maintenance.
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