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Major safety boost for Oxley highways

Nationals Member for Oxley, Michael Kemp, has welcomed the NSW Government’s regional road safety upgrades, which includes more than $6.5 million for two critical traffic corridors in the Oxley electorate. “These are significant routes for residents, freight, and visitors travelling through the Mid North Coast and the Oxley electorate,” Mr Kemp said. Waterfall Way (Armidale Regional…

$20,000 boost for Yamba Rotary

The Rotary Club of Yamba has received a major boost to its efforts to rebuild a vital storage shed destroyed by vandals, with a $20,000 grant from the NSW Government’s Community Building Partnerships program. The shed, which was burnt down in November 2019, stored the club’s BBQ van, cool room, generator, tables, and chairs –…

Labor’s inaction on biosecurity

The Minns Government’s newly released biosecurity plan will be all talk and no action if it doesn’t follow through with adequate funding to actually keep our primary industries safe. So far Labor has failed at every hurdle when it comes to the multiple threats we are facing, with red imported fire ants spreading deeper into…

Labor’s crime failure in Moree

Nationals Member for Northern Tablelands, Brendan Moylan, has slammed the Minns Labor Government’s soft stance on youth crime after another serious incident in Moree. Police allege a group of teenagers broke into a motel and stabbed the 52-year-old owner, who was airlifted to Sydney’s Royal Prince Alfred hospital and is in a serious but stable…

Broken promise blocks additional firefighting support

The NSW Nationals are calling on the Minns Labor Government to immediately deliver its promised Farm Fire Fighting Vehicle scheme, after almost two years of delays. In January 2024 Labor committed to provide conditional registrations that would enable farmers to drive unregistered vehicles on public roads in an emergency, but is yet to make the…

“This inquiry has exposed a series of unforgivable failures by the Environment Protection Authority” – Steph Cooke

Nationals Member for Cootamundra, Steph Cooke, says a new report from the NSW Select Committee on PFAS Contamination in Waterways and Drinking Water Supplies makes it clear the Minns Labor Government has been asleep at the wheel. Following an extensive inquiry, the Committee has found the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) breached the precautionary principle and…

Funding boost for Evans Head community clubs

Two Evans Head community clubs will share more than $11,000 in Federal funding to improve safety and strengthen services for members and the wider community. The Evans Head Casino Surf Life Saving Club has been allocated $8,796 to install new defibrillators. These devices will boost emergency response capability for patrolling lifesavers and provide peace of…