Schools, fire station and open spaces the target of week’s election pledges
Labor has pledged $18.59m for an applied learning and tech centre at Bendigo Senior Secondary College, if it wins power. It has also promised $7.9m to upgrade Maiden Gully Primary School and $3.95m for a larger fire station for Mandurang CFA. The Nationals have committed $4.3m towards a total $7.3m redevelopment of Ken Wust Oval in Quarry Hill. They have also pledged $2m for the California Gully Recreation Reserve and $2m for a splash park at the Bendigo Botanic Gardens. The Victorian election is on Saturday 28 November.