Nationals to contest Port Macquarie in 2023
The NSW Nationals will contest the seat of Port Macquarie at the 2023 state election, Deputy Premier John Barilaro says.
The NSW Nationals will contest the seat of Port Macquarie at the 2023 state election, Deputy Premier John Barilaro says.
For more than two decades NSW Nationals MPs have fought tooth and nail for upgrades to the Pacific Highway and we have finally done it.
“The My Community Project program allowed the electorate to vote for where they wanted this funding to be spent, and the result is a dynamic community space that is purpose built for, and by, the people of Junee.”
NSW Nationals Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson said the launch of Tamworth Hospital’s new Pacemaker Insertion Service is a huge win for the region, saving cardiac patients a trip to Newcastle for the lifesaving intervention.
Older people across regional NSW can start planning a busy new year with the 2021 NSW Seniors Card Directory.
The NSW Nationals are encouraging young people to take a gap year in regional NSW, where they can learn new skills and help fill critical labour shortages.
The Hon. Ian Armstrong AM OBE – former NSW Deputy Premier and Leader of the NSW Nationals – has sadly passed away.
Preschool and daycare centres will be able to improve their services, with more than $11 million from the NSW Nationals in the state government.
Students can apply for the 2021 Inland Rail Scholarships Program, providing scholarships equating to $5000 for every year of study.
Bushfire-affected communities will benefit from dedicated projects and community grants programs thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state and federal governments.
The country’s biggest regional road project has hit the finish line thanks to the NSW Nationals in the state and federal governments.
John Barilaro said the essential infrastructure will kick-start development, drive innovation and collaboration in the Hunter and create thousands of jobs.
A not-for-profit organisation working with vulnerable members of the community will launch its own food van thanks to a grant from the NSW Nationals in the state government.
Mobile phone towers on the North Coast will now be able to keep operating if the power goes out due to natural disasters thanks to the NSW Nationals in the federal government.
Nine women from across the Clarence and Richmond Valleys have been recognised in this year’s Hidden Treasures Honour Roll for their tireless volunteering efforts in their local community, NSW Nationals Member for Clarence Chris Gulaptis has announced.