New South Wales Opposition Leader Chris Minns is campaigning in Oatley after launching Labor's electric campaign bus.
New South Wales Opposition Leader Chris Minns is campaigning in Oatley after launching Labor’s electric campaign bus. “I grew up in the seat of Oatley in the suburb of Penshurst, so I know these streets really well,” the Opposition Leader told Sky News Australia.
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