Auditor-general finds nearly half of Victoria's road in very poor condition
The Victorian auditor-general has found that 48 per cent of state roads were in a "very poor condition" in a report released today.
Auditor-general finds nearly half of Victoria's road in very poor condition
The Victorian auditor-general has found that 48 per cent of state roads were in a "very poor condition" in a report released today.
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