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ALP promises $10m in federal money and $10m from a potential future Labor state government for 300 parking spaces, but the day’s focus is football colours.
Opposition leader Bill Shorten and Labor’s candidate for Canning, Matt Keogh, talking to voters at the Mandurah train station. Photograph: Calla Wahlquist for the Guardian.
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