Nationals in government to upgrade driver revivers
Owners of Driver Reviver locations across regional NSW can now apply for a share of $7.3 million from the NSW Nationals in the federal government to upgrade their lifesaving rest sites.
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Exciting careers on display with TAFE NSW
NSW Nationals Member for Coffs Harbour Gurmesh Singh is encouraging school leavers and jobseekers to explore vocational training at the annual TAFE NSW InfoFest showcase from January 18-22.
Nationals in government deliver new PBS listings
Since 2013, the NSW Nationals in the federal government have approved more than 2450 new or amended listings on the PBS, or roughly one each day.
Opportunity to share in sports funding
The Greater Cities and Regional Sport Facility Fund will improve local sports facilities and active recreational spaces in the regions.
Road safety works underway near Tamworth
Work has begun on safety improvements to the New England Highway between Sandy and Braefarm Roads at Kootingal thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state government.
Moo-ving forward with technology
A Bulahdelah Dairy Farm that has taken a step into the world of robotics has shown of their tech to the NSW Nationals in the state government.
New road to recovery for Northern Rivers veterans
A new program will support veterans and emergency service workers living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Substance Use Disorders.
Tender open for construction of wild dog fence
Once complete the NSW Border Wild Dog Fence will be more than doubled in length to 1325km.
Hunter Expressway strategy to drive local economy
The NSW Nationals in the state government are calling for community input on a strategic plan to take advantage of the Hunter Expressway and make the Hunter Australia’s leading regional economy.
Nats in government support local manufacturers
Businesses can apply for co-funding grants of between $100,000 and $1 million to invest in new technology, as the NSW Nationals in the federal government continue to support the post-COVID-19 comeback.