Sizzling In Sunshine

Details: Published on Monday, 02 January 2006 11:00

Letters to The Age - published 2/1/2006

SATURDAY'S temperature reached 42 degrees, and for the 14th straight summer, three outdoor swimming pools in Melbourne's third most disadvantaged suburb, Sunshine, remain closed to the public. Our government has $52 million to spend on refurbishments to the Melbourne Aquatic Centre for the Commonwealth Games, yet the folks out here in Labor's heartland continue to go without essential recreational services.
Daniel Gaylor, Sunshine.

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