By the end of the decade, Victoria will pay more than $11 billion a year in interest. That is money that cannot pay for nurses, doctors, police or fixing our potholes. Our state debt is heading for $200 billion, and none of the major parties has a plan to fix it. Join me, Sophie Torney and economist Saul Eslake for a community forum on what a real plan to cut debt looks like. RSVP via the link.
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