Labor boat pledge

Written on the 11 October 2016

Labor boat pledge A $13.6 million pledge to improve Broome's boat- launching facilities from Labor leader Mark McGowan has been welcomed by the Kimberley town.

Mr McGowan said his government would pump $13.6 million into improving safety and access at Entrance Point, Town Beach and Gantheaume Point if he was elected premier in March.

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Source: Broome Advertiser, Glenn Cordingly


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