Wagga Wagga cyclists get new ticket to ride
Work has officially commenced on construction of Wagga Wagga’s new $9.2 million multisport cycling complex thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state government.
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Farmers need real support, not empty gestures
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack says ANZ’s emissions reporting for lending is sheer virtue-signalling.
Regional schools renewal to boost COVID recovery
A $120 million stimulus program from the NSW Nationals in the state government will help improve regional schools.
Delivering for bushfire-affected communities
The NSW Nationals in the federal government have secured $8.3 million to boost communications networks in bushfire-prone areas.
New round of VET scholarships open
Young Australians can now apply for a Vocational Education and Training (VET) qualifications scholarship thanks to the NSW Nationals in the federal government.
Additional funding for Temora Showground
Temora Showground has received a further $120,970 under Round Two of the NSW Nationals in the state government’s Showground Stimulus Package.
Grazier’s stewardship welcomed by local Nationals
The NSW Nationals in the federal government made sure supporting Australia’s agriculture industry was a key part of the Budget, with an extra $14 million to reward landowners for good land stewardship and exploring soil carbon opportunities.
Millions in funding for Skydiving Adventure Park
Tourists to the bushfire-impacted Macleay Valley will soon be able to test their limits at a new Skydiving Adventure Park thanks to the Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund, co-funded by the NSW Nationals in the state and federal governments.
Vital funds flow for Tuncurry RFS
The NSW Nationals in the state government are ensuring Tuncurry RFS is better equipped than ever before to act as a base for bushfire operations.
Green light for redevelopment of Grafton Base Hospital
The NSW Nationals in the state government have honoured their commitment to the Clarence Valley by announcing funds to progress planning for the redevelopment of Grafton Base Hospital.