NSW border closure no longer acceptable say Nats
The NSW Nationals in the state government have called for the removal of restrictions on agricultural workers crossing the NSW/Victoria border.
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Nats MP calls for common sense law on vaping
NSW Nationals MP Michael Johnsen, a former smoker of 40 years, has launched a campaign to legalise vaping across NSW in a bid to help people quit.
Nats looking to future of our regions
NSW Nationals Leader and Deputy Premier John Barilaro has set out a bold vision for the state, telling The Daily Telegraph’s Bush Summit that politicians should look “decades ahead”.
Smart Farms grants open to deliver bang for buck
Rural producers are being encouraged to apply for up to $100,000 to support their natural resource management efforts, offered by the Nats in government.
More support for migrants and temporary visa holders
NSW Nationals Member for Dubbo Dugald Saunders has announced critical relief funding to support vulnerable people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Supporting local breastfeeding support groups
NSW Nationals Member for Page Kevin Hogan has secured funding to help Lismore’s branch of the Australian Breastfeeding Association run classes for new mums.
New plan to tackle student behaviour
Flexibility for principals, fairer suspension rules and more support for students and teachers are the major focus of a draft NSW schools behaviour strategy released by the NSW Nationals in the state government.
Applications now open to fix country bridges
Regional communities across the state are set to benefit from the first round of the NSW Nationals in the state government’s $500 million Fixing Country Bridges program.
Putting Australia’s interests first
It is vital for Australia’s prosperity, security and sovereignty that our foreign policy is driven by our national interest and your Nationals team in Canberra is ensuring that happens.
Labor has abandoned workers, says Senator
In a speech to the Senate this week, NSW Nationals Senator Perin Davey said Labor had turned its back on both its history and on workers.