Growing Dump Site Sparks Criticism of Labour's Response
Okay, guys, we're gonna- I'm back at this tip.
As you can see, it's disgusting. I did see a rat, but I'm
hopefully I don't see another one today. Uh, but look at it.
The last couple weeks, week one, week two, it wasn't like that big.
Now look at it. We've got furnitures, we've got upholstery,
we've got stuff from... A lot of cardboard boxes,
tires.
There's food. Ugh. It's got... It's
rotting. There's motor stuff, clothes,
shoes.
It's,
it's just revolting, guys. Look at it.
And we're not even at the end of the road. Oh. Oh.
Don't get too close, mate.
Oh, gosh.
And then look at it. There's pencils, stationary.
Oh, someone's tax re- well, not tax return.
Someone's accounting VC work. That's interesting.
Yeah, Charles, I don't think you should be looking at
the...
I think they're all past papers. Um, a lot of clothes.
Um, oh, look at all the mattresses.
So,
as you can see, Labor's, Labor's plan is to do
nothing. Instead,
look what you see, an fence.
That's all you see.
They're not actually fixing the solution, so therefore,
I will continue to fight for this. I will continue to hope and
get this thing cleaned up under my watch.
Char-
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