'A bucket of lies'
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Bill Shorten has called a Treasury analysis of Labor's tax polices "a bucket of lies". It's going to be a rough campaign. Both leaders are in western Sydney. Follow live here.
Bill Shorten has called a Treasury analysis of Labor's tax polices "a bucket of lies". It's going to be a rough campaign. Both leaders are in western Sydney. Follow live here.
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