Victorian opposition makes $160m bus overhaul election promise as Labor flags more dog parks

Matthew Guy seeks to woo outer-metropolitan voters while Daniel Andrews campaigns in inner suburbs on day three of the Victoria election

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Victoria's opposition leader, Matthew Guy, has pledged $160m to improve the bus network in outer suburbs if the Coalition wins government, while Daniel Andrews has sought to woo inner-city voters with the prospect of more dog parks.

Arriving by bus in Sunbury, in Melbourne's north, on Friday, Guy said a Coalition government would establish or expand 45 services and review another 20 existing routes in the city's outer suburbs and in regional Victorian towns if elected on 26 November.

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