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The NSW Government has reached an agreement with the Health Services Union (HSU) to increase wages and deliver benefits from salary packaging for more than 50,000 health workers across the state. This follows after Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan...
Public school teachers across NSW have voted to accept the NSW Government’s three-year award agreement, formally completing last year’s four-year pay deal. This agreement will mean the state’s 95,000 public school teacher workforce will continue to have highly...
Testing will soon begin on cutting-edge technology to improve early warnings about floods and bushfires in NSW. The NSW Government last week launched a proof-of-concept phase as part of a $3.3 million election commitment to build a natural hazards detection system....
New England MP Barnaby Joyce has weighed in on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Qantas upgrades accusing him of ‘gold-plating’ private holidays with Qantas freebies. It follows excepts from a new book called The Chairman’s Lounge by Joe Aston published in the...
The Minns Labor Government has introduced a Bill to Parliament to strengthen puppy and dog welfare across the state by establishing clear guardrails and standards for dog breeders. Committed to during the election this legislation has been developed through close...
The Nationals party is bidding farewell to Federal Member for Lyne Dr David Gillespie after 11 yrs of service as he announces his intentions to not run at the 2025 Federal election and retiring from politics. Dr Gillespie was elected The Nationals Member for Lyne in...
Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan has put small businesses in the spotlight by delivering a Notice of Motion in NSW Parliament. With October being NSW Small Business Month, Mr Moylan highlighted the important role small businesses have in the NSW economy...
Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan has thrown his support behind the push to legalise virtual stock fencing in NSW. A parliamentary inquiry into the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Amendment (Virtual Stock Fencing) Bill 2024 has recommended the NSW...
Questions about the cost of switching to nuclear power and when reactors could be ready to replace coal-fired power stations will be probed on the first day of an inquiry into the energy technology. Experts in nuclear safety, defence technology and energy supply...