Labor frontbencher Tony Burke explains about why he initiates the Bennelong by-election campaign for the Labor

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SBS Radio Korean Program has conducted an exclusive interview with Labor MP Tony Burke, Member for Watson, who has been initiating the Bennelong by-election campaign for the former NSW Premier Kristina Keneally.

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Published 29 November 2017 6:29pm

Updated 30 November 2017 9:51am

By Euna Cho

Source: SBS

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SBS Radio Korean Program has conducted an exclusive interview with Labor MP Tony Burke, Member for Watson, who has been initiating the Bennelong by-election campaign for the former NSW Premier Kristina Keneally.

Questions to Labor MP Tony Burke:

What prompted you to visit Eastwood which is the key part of the Bennelong, right after Mr John Alexander’s resignation?

You’ve been strongly campaigning for the former NSW Premier Kristina Keneally who runs for the Bennelong. What does make you believe she is the best candidate to make Bennelong better?
You made a comment in a media conference in Eastwood that Mr John Alexander has totally failed in making Bennelong better. Why do you think he failed to stand up for the people of Bennelong?
Bennelong is a bellwether for the federal election. How will the Bennelong by-election affect the federal politics?
Your electorate Watson was the very electorate with the 2^nd highest no votes for the Same Sex Marriage postal survey. Are you in favour of the same sex marriage?