No medical school funding for Calare because of safe seat: Xenophon team

By Danielle Cetinski
Updated May 30 2016 - 12:38pm, first published May 24 2016 - 3:50am
NOT GOOD ENOUGH: Nick Xenophon Team leader and Senator Nick Xenophon, Murray Darling Medical School executive director Mark Burdack, Charles Sturt University vice-chancellor Professor Andrew Vann, NXT candidate for Calare Rod Bloomfield and Senate candidate Aiden Dalgliesh.
Photo: DANIELLE CETINSKI 0523dccsu1
NOT GOOD ENOUGH: Nick Xenophon Team leader and Senator Nick Xenophon, Murray Darling Medical School executive director Mark Burdack, Charles Sturt University vice-chancellor Professor Andrew Vann, NXT candidate for Calare Rod Bloomfield and Senate candidate Aiden Dalgliesh. Photo: DANIELLE CETINSKI 0523dccsu1

MAKE Calare marginal or it won’t matter  was the message the Nick Xenophon Team delivered yesterday as they met with Charles Sturt University (CSU) representatives to add their backing to the Murray Darling Medical School.

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