Regions score massive goal ahead of Women’s World Cup
An investment of $750,000 by the NSW Nationals in the state government will ensure players from Regional NSW have the opportunity to showcase their skills.
Nats in government secure more funding for Crown Reserves
The NSW Nationals’ Melinda Pavey has announced almost $900,000 for a range of local improvement projects for Crown Land Reserves and community facilities in the Oxley region.
Major works begin at new Tweed Valley Hospital
Major building work has begun at the site of the $673 million Tweed Valley Hospital, delivering up to 650 construction jobs thanks to the NSW Nationals in government.
New COVID-safe school guidelines released
The NSW Nationals in the state government have worked hard to get the balance right for day one of school to ensure we provide a sense of normalcy whilst keeping people safe.
New mobile towers in the bush thanks to the Nats
The NSW Nationals in the federal government are working hard to improve mobile coverage in regional and remote communities.
Nats in government helping get people into work
A new Employment Facilitator on the Mid North Coast will help job seekers find work as part of the NSW Nationals in government’s $62.8 million Local Jobs Program.
Stronger Communities Programme grants to cover entire project costs
Grant recipients will be covered for 100 per cent of project costs under Round 6 of the NSW Nationals in government’s Stronger Communities Programme.
NSW Nationals in government delivering for Orange
Orange will soon benefit from a suite of projects that will help the community thrive, thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state government’s $50 million Resources for Regions round seven.
Another round of funding Build Better Regions
Local councils and community organisations across regional NSW are being urged to apply for funding under Round 5 of the popular Building Better Regions Fund.
Nationals in government to upgrade driver revivers
Owners of Driver Reviver locations across regional NSW can now apply for a share of $7.3 million from the NSW Nationals in the federal government to upgrade their lifesaving rest sites.