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The NSW Nationals in the state government have given a $10,000 grant to support the Boys to the Bush organisation. NSW Nationals Upper House MP Sam Farraway was in Forbes on Friday to present the grant on behalf of Regional Youth Minister Bronnie Taylor to Boys to the Bush to support their community outreach program.…
A new round of funding to help regional councils fix local roads is set to deliver safer and smoother journeys while supporting thousands of jobs in the bush. Deputy Premier John Barilaro said applications were now open for round three of the NSW Nationals in the state government’s $500 million Fixing Local Roads Program which…
Regional and rural communities facing ongoing adversity in the wake of natural disasters will have access to more mental health support than ever before thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state government. NSW Nationals Minister for Mental Health Bronnie Taylor announced a $36.4 million package for Response and Recovery Specialists across regional and rural…
Wagga Wagga is embracing the colder months with a two-week festival that encourages locals and visitors to rug up and explore the delights of winter in the regions, thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state government.
Canowindra will soon benefit from refurbishments to palliative care facilities at the Soldiers Memorial Hospital thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state government.
Community relations officer James Thomson has been preselected by grassroots party members as The Nationals’ candidate for Hunter.
$3 million has been allocated to Coffs Harbour City Council as part of the NSW Nationals in the state government’s Public Spaces Legacy Program.
A groundbreaking collaboration between Glenreagh Public School and the local CWA has won the backing of the NSW Nationals in the state government.
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The Clarence Valley communities of Ulmarra and Townsend/Gulmarrad are about to become even more visitor and resident-friendly, thanks to $3 million in post-Pacific Highway public works grants from the NSW Nationals in the state government. Nationals MP for Clarence Chris Gulaptis has made the announcement, along with Clarence Valley Mayor Jim Simmons. “As a former…