Shoalhaven paper mill closure was 'avoidable', Labor says

By Robert Crawford
Updated March 2 2015 - 10:53pm, first published 6:30pm
Shadow minister for Small Business Adam Searle (left) and shadow minister for regional infrastructure and services Mick Veitch (right) with Labor candidates for Kiama and South Coast, Glenn Kolomeitz and Fiona Phillips outside Australian Paper’s Shoalhaven Mill in Bomaderry. Picture: ROBERT CRAWFORD
Shadow minister for Small Business Adam Searle (left) and shadow minister for regional infrastructure and services Mick Veitch (right) with Labor candidates for Kiama and South Coast, Glenn Kolomeitz and Fiona Phillips outside Australian Paper’s Shoalhaven Mill in Bomaderry. Picture: ROBERT CRAWFORD

The announced closure of Australian Paper’s Shoalhaven Mill in Bomaderry was both avoidable and was the result of governments failing to invest in local economies according to NSW Labor.

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