Labor pledges $18.59M for new learning centre in Bendigo
Labor pledges $18.59 million for an applied learning centre at Bendigo Senior Secondary College and two other school upgrades.
Labor is targeting Bendigo voters with real funding promises ahead of Victoria's November 28 election. The party has promised $18.59 million for a new applied learning centre at Bendigo Senior Secondary College.
The centre will grow teaching in areas including allied health or early childhood education. Maiden Gully Primary School is promised a $7.9 million upgrade to improve facilities.
Mandurang CFA will get $3.95 million for a new station if Labor wins. The promises come less than 50 days before voters return to the polls.
- $18.59 million
- Learning centre funding
- $7.9 million
- Primary school upgrade
- $3.95 million
- CFA station funding
- Less than 50
- Days until election
Why it mattersThe funding promises show Bendigo voters what Labor would spend locally if elected again. This gives them a clear choice before the election.
AustraliaBendigo residents will see direct investment in local schools and emergency services if these Labor promises are funded.
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