Wine country vs a day on the M4
It's famous for its wines and coastline, but it was traffic issues that brought MP John Alexander to Margaret River on a taxpayer-funded trip.
It's famous for its wines and coastline, but it was traffic issues that brought MP John Alexander to Margaret River on a taxpayer-funded trip.
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