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Selective outrage

03/11/2011

I AGREE with Narre Warren North MP Luke Donellan, we should have a toilet at Hallam Train Station. But why has it taken Mr Donellan almost nine years to speak about the Hallam Train Station needing a toilet?
Is it because he is now in Opposition and just found his voice?
Checking Hansard for the Legislative Assembly, Mr Donellan spoke about Hallam Train Station twice on 28 June 2011 and 18 August 2011. This is not very good from a local MP who stated this matter was disgrace. Mr Donellan, why wasn’t this issue a disgrace when your party was last in government?
Craig Hutton,
Hallam.

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