Hunter MP announces $1.5m pledge for Hunter Wine Country cycleways

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Updated May 14 2019 - 1:24pm, first published May 13 2019 - 8:53am
ELECTION PLEDGE: Hunter MP Joel Fitzgibbon with Cessnock City mayor Bob Pynsent at the announcement on Friday. Picture: Supplied
ELECTION PLEDGE: Hunter MP Joel Fitzgibbon with Cessnock City mayor Bob Pynsent at the announcement on Friday. Picture: Supplied

More than $1.5 million would be spent on shared pathways - to improve access for cyclists and pedestrians in Hunter Wine Country - if a Shorten Labor government wins Saturday's federal election.

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Meg Francis

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Meg Francis is a journalist at the Maitland Mercury.

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