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Eagle Point Primary School visited by Darren Chester to discuss his role as Member for Gippsland with students
Darren Chester visits Eagle Point Primary School to discuss his role as Member for Gippsland and answer students' questions about his achievements and responsibilities.
Local MP Darren Chester recently visited Eagle Point Primary School to speak with students and hear from young Gippslanders. Mr Chester spoke with students about his role as Member for Gippsland and answered their questions about his responsibilities and achievements.
Local MP Darren Chester spoke with students at Eagle Point Primary School recently
Mr Chester said."I always enjoy speaking with local students and helping them understand what their local Member of Parliament does and how I am working to support the community on a daily basis. I answered all their questions and reminded students to always try their best in whatever they do inside or out of school."
Pictures from Darren Chester MP website.
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