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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Albanese Government Takes Strong Action to Protect Telco Consumers
The Albanese Government is bringing forward a number of important reforms to ensure telco consumers are better protected by significantly strengthening the Australian Communication and Media Authority’s compliance and enforcement powers and increasing penalties for...
One Nation Names its New England Candidate
Political Party One Nation has announced its federal candidate for the New England who will stand at this year’s federal election. The Northern Daily Leader reports Brent Larkham, a musician by trade, but also runs a mechanic and car yard in Tamworth, will go head to...
New England Deserves Better: Joyce
New England MP Barnaby Joyce says the electorate is well short of major funding investment needed to keep the nation at a standard of living which it has grown accustomed to. It follows last week announcements of federal government funding to four New England...
War Memorial Funding Available
Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan is encouraging local organisations, schools and community groups to apply for funding to maintain and make any repairs to war memorials across the region. Grants of up to $10,000 per project are available for as part of...
HAVE YOUR SAY ON PROPOSED NEW ADDITIONS TO PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan is encouraging commuters across the region to have their say on proposed bus routes and timetables slated to be introduced in mid-2026. NSW TrainLink has proposed to introduce new services as well as improve routes and...
Joyce Fights to Get Funding Back for Inverell Pool Redevelopment
New England MP Barnaby Joyce says he’s working behind the scenes to reinstate federal government funding for the Inverell Aquatic Centre redevelopment. $10 million had been allocated to the project by the former coalition government before the current Albanese...
Common sense approach to bushfire preparedness
The Minns Labor Government is reducing red tape which has in practice stifled farmers’ ability to fight fires on their own property. During a fire emergency, a landholder can now take water from surface water and groundwater sources on their land without needing to...
Regional Patients to Suffer Amid Mass Psychiatrist Walk-Out
Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan says patients are the ones who will suffer from a mass resignation of psychiatrists from across NSW. More than 200 of the state’s 260 psychiatrists, including 11 from Hunter New England Health, are preparing to walk off...
