NSW Nationals secure new Banksia for Tamworth
NSW Nationals Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson has announced a site has been selected for Tamworth’s new mental health care unit – a new ‘Banksia’.
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Local community champions recognised
John Barilaro joined more than twenty-five local champions in acknowledging their exceptional efforts during what has been an extremely challenging year.
Thousands of Murray Cod released back into the Darling
A bold rescue-and-return mission by the NSW Nationals in the state government has successfully seen more than 60,000 Murray Cod released back into the wild.
Nats in government remove mobile blackspots
The NSW Nationals in the federal government have opened a new round of the Mobile Black Spot Program, which has delivered improved connectivity along major regional and remote transport corridors and in disaster-prone regions.
More EV drivers to charge regional tourism
Drivers of electric vehicles will now be able to stop off in Tenterfield to plug-in and recharge thanks to a new fast charger installed in the city’s centre.
Special Christmas coach service for Broken Hill
The Broken Hill to Mildura coach trial will return for a special run of pre-Christmas services before resuming on a weekly basis from January 20, 2021.
Improving transparency in water management
The NSW Nationals in the state government are seeking feedback about what information the communities in NSW need to improve access and public confidence in the water market.
NSW Nats targeting success beyond the classroom
Improving student outcomes sits at the heart of the NSW Nationals in the state government’s education policy, with post-school outcomes to be tracked from 2022.
Funding to boost summer fun in the regions
Regionals councils can sign up for a share of $1.3 million from the NSW Nationals in the state government to deliver free events, activities or experiences to enliven local public spaces this summer.
Pacific Highway duplication almost complete
The NSW Nationals in the state and federal governments have welcomed the latest upgrade to the Pacific Highway with an eight-kilometre leap forward open to traffic between Wells Crossing and Glenugie.