“They’re not angry yet, they’re still willing to give the guy a go because generally, people are pretty fair,” he told Sky News host Peta Credlin.
“But if he’s going to spend his time talking about just one subject, and by the way ignoring the reality in place about Alice Springs, about law and order issues there. “At a time where people are not able to get the homes they want, where they want it …. the Queensland government has the lowest spend on public housing of any government in Australia.”
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