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Youth Crime Petition Launched in State Parliament

A petition has been launched with NSW Parliament in a bid to address youth crime in rural and regional areas. Northern Tablelands MP Brendan Moylan says the petition seeks to strengthen bail laws to prevent violent young offenders from re-offending, provide increased...

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Labor’s Candidate for New England Makes First Promise

Labor’s New England candidate for the upcoming federal election Laura Hughes says she will reinstate the Inverell Aquatic Centre funding back to Inverell Shire Council, if elected as the new member. $10 million had been allocated to the project by the former coalition...

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Labor Confirms Candidate for New England

Labor has announced its candidate for the upcoming federal election with educator Laura Hughes to run against incumbent Barnaby Joyce. The Northern Daily leader reports thar Ms Hughes will be focusing her campaign on healthcare, building on the success of Tamworth’s...

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Regional NSW Has Had Enough

Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan is calling on the NSW Government to introduce wide-ranging legislative reform to protect the community from repeat serious offenders. Mr Moylan is urging the Minns Labor Government to stop tinkering at the edges of the...

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Joyce Believes Country Headed for Minority Parliament

New England MP Barnaby Joyce believes Australians will go to the polls on May 17th for the federal election. The former Deputy Prime Minister was surprised current P.M Anthony Albanese didn’t call the election late last year due to the perceived downward trend in...

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Moylan Frustrated at Sydney Courts Decisions

Northern Tablelands MP Brendan Moylan remains frustrated at the legal system after several offenders received bail from Sydney courts recently and are now back roaming local streets. Speaking on STA FM, Mr Moylan says there was a spike in incidents over the festive...

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