Keneally caught criticising Labor's decision to shut local Medicare office

By James Robertson
Updated November 21 2017 - 7:33pm, first published 5:19pm
SMH/AFR. 19th of November 2017. Kristina Keneally and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten launch Labors campaign ahead of the Bennelong byelection at the Civic Hall in Ryde, Sydney. Photo Dominic Lorrimer
SMH/AFR. 19th of November 2017. Kristina Keneally and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten launch Labors campaign ahead of the Bennelong byelection at the Civic Hall in Ryde, Sydney. Photo Dominic Lorrimer

Kristina Keneally has been caught out campaigning against her own party's record by taking aim at a decision to close a local Medicare office that was made by a previous Labor government.

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