Indi election 2019: Helen Haines wants a $300m rural health fund for more jobs

Shana Morgan
Updated May 7 2019 - 5:25pm, first published 5:00pm
TIME TO DO MORE: Helen Haines has called on the winning side of government to make allied health care fair for people in both city and rural areas.
TIME TO DO MORE: Helen Haines has called on the winning side of government to make allied health care fair for people in both city and rural areas.

As the Prime Minister visited the northern part of the electorate on Tuesday morning, independent Indi candidate Helen Haines was in Wangaratta talking about something very close to her heart: rural health.

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