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Latest designs released for new Temora Hospital

Nationals Member for Cootamundra Steph Cooke says planning for the new $95 million Temora Hospital continues apace, with the latest designs now available for community feedback. “The release of the new concepts marks an exciting step forward for the project, which has been in the planning phase since I – together with then Deputy Premier…

“These bureaucrats should pull their bloody heads in”

The Cootamundra Hospital crisis has been raised by Federal Nationals Member for Riverina Michael McCormack, who told Parliament the community “deserves better.” “It’s simply not good enough, and these bureaucrats should pull their bloody heads in and realise that this community needs maternity services,” Mr McCormack said in a hard-hitting speech. “They need them now…

Labor plays catch-up on supermarket price gouging

Nationals’ Leader David Littleproud said Labor is playing catch-up on supermarket price gouging, after Treasurer Jim Chalmers agreed to a mandatory Food and Grocery Code of Conduct, more than 18 months after The Nationals began calling for it. Mr Littleproud said although the move is welcome, The Nationals have been calling for a mandatory Code…

Securing jobs and a future for the Central West

Nationals Leader David Littleproud has announced Mount Piper in the Central West as one of the sites for a new Australian owned zero emissions nuclear power station, when the existing coal-fired power station reaches the end of its life. “This announcement will not only lock in the existing secure jobs but create more jobs and…

Statement from Dugald Saunders

Today we held a party room meeting to elect a new Deputy Leader of the NSW Nationals after Bronnie Taylor announced her decision to leave parliament later this year. I would like to welcome Gurmesh Singh to the role after he was elected unopposed. Gurmesh is extremely well-equipped for the position and will add a…

Statement from Bronnie Taylor MLC

After nine years as a Member of the NSW Legislative Council, I have decided that now is the right time to announce my retirement from the NSW Parliament. It has been a tremendous privilege to serve as the first female Deputy Leader of the NSW Nationals in more than 100 years and the first-ever NSW…