Millions hooked for community fishing projects
Fishers’ licence fees have been put to work, with more than $3.2 million reinvested into fishing projects by the NSW Nationals in the state government.
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Nationals fighting to lower power bills
The NSW Nationals in the federal government are supporting community groups to lower their power bills and play their part in helping to reduce emissions.
Boost to bus services in the Clarence Valley
People in the Clarence Valley will soon benefit from an extra 41 weekly bus services to improve connectivity and better meet customer needs.
Nats in federal government helping youth take action
The Youth Action Projects Grant Scheme is now open to individuals and organisations supporting activities important to young Australians.
Cutting red tape for regional tradies
Regional tradies will now have greater protections to ensure they are paid on time and in full, thanks to new laws from the NSW Nationals in government.
Funds flow for Pacific Palms Surf Lifesaving Club
NSW Nationals local MP Lakes Stephen Bromhead has secured more than $283,000 in funding for the Pacific Palms Surf Lifesaving Club.
On-site mental health support for regional students
NSW Nationals local MP Steph Cooke says schools in her region will be among the first in NSW to get a full-time Student Support Officer.
Nats in government investing in Coffs Harbour Bypass
The bypass is going to take more than 12,000 vehicles a day out of Coffs Harbour, reduce travel times by as much as 12 minutes and improve road safety.
Nats in government delivering vital highway upgrade
The first stage of the Barton Highway upgrade project is underway thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state and federal governments.
Recognising local community champions
NSW Nationals local MP Michael Johnsen has called on people to nominate outstanding contributions and achievements of members of their community.
Nationals rule out water buybacks for good in NSW
NSW Nationals Senator Perin Davey has welcomed news that there will be no more water buybacks under the Murray Darling Basin Plan.
Investing in future of quality early childhood education
NSW Nationals Education Minister Sarah Mitchell has announced a scholarship program to increase the number of qualified early childhood teachers.
Helping locals recover from main street fire
NSW Nationals local member Adam Marshall has secured much-needed funding to support the community of Mungindi after a fire destroyed local shops last week.
New rules to allow for better agriculture worker access
The NSW Nationals in the state government will work with the Commonwealth to implement the Agricultural Workers’ Code despite other states’ objections.
Nationals demand common sense on planning policy
NSW Nationals Chairman Andrew Fraser says it is time to stop using the bush to make up for Sydney’s failings.