Robinvale sends out blunt message

Christopher Testa

FOUR years ago, there were more informal votes cast in Robinvale than first preferences for Ali Cupper.On Saturday, the independent more than tripled her vote in the Murray River town – going from 8 per cent on primaries up to 28 per cent.“People are looking for change and the National Party is not giving us […]

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