Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says the Labor Party concentrate their effort too much on capital cities rather than the rural and remote areas.
“We are the Party of regional and rural Australia, we provide support by way of policy,” Mr Dutton said.
“They’re an incredibly important part of our country and we should show them respect by vising regularly and that’s exactly what we’ve been doing.”
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