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Daily Archives: 16 Jul, 2021

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Nationals welcome boost to fuel security

NewsBy Nick McCann16 Jul, 2021

NSW Nationals Candidate for Hunter James Thomson has welcomed the federal government’s investment in boosting local fuel supplies.

Nats back tribute to True Blue icon

NewsBy Nick McCann16 Jul, 2021

The John Williamson Statue proposal has received a significant kick towards its $99,000 fundraising goal thanks to the NSW Nationals in government.

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Nats in government back Warrumbungle sawmill

NewsBy Nick McCann16 Jul, 2021

The state’s last remaining specialist white cypress sawmill will expand thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state government’s Regional Job Creation Fund.

Experts assemble to support student mental health

NewsBy Nick McCann16 Jul, 2021

Teachers will now have access to high quality mental health courses to help them recognise and refer students to the help they need, when they need it.

More TAFE courses to be offered at Hay

NewsBy Nick McCann16 Jul, 2021

A new $7 million TAFE NSW Connected Learning Centre in Hay will almost quadruple course offerings for locals thanks to the Nationals in government.

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