Parents cautious about Moora Residential College claims

By Stephanie Sinclair
Updated October 15 2018 - 9:56am, first published August 16 2018 - 2:35pm
Parents have welcomed a promise from State Opposition leader Mike Nahan that will see the Moora Residential College re-opened if the Liberal Party defeats the current government at the next election. The Wheatbelt community has been campaigning to keep the college open for nine months, as pictured here at State Parliament earlier this year.
Parents have welcomed a promise from State Opposition leader Mike Nahan that will see the Moora Residential College re-opened if the Liberal Party defeats the current government at the next election. The Wheatbelt community has been campaigning to keep the college open for nine months, as pictured here at State Parliament earlier this year.

PARENTS campaigning to save Moora Residential College (MRC) have cautiously welcomed the Liberal Party of WA's announcement it will keep the facility open if it wins the next State election.

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